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The Winnipeg Jets signed Kyle Connor to a $96 million extension, the NHL franchise announced Wednesday. He will make an average annual salary of $12 million.

A 22-year-old comic book fan from Indiana earned a Guinness World Record for her collection of 2,318 items related to iconic Batman villain the Joker.

Greta Thunberg is being criticized after using a photo of starving hostage Evyatar David in an Instagram post claiming to show Palestinians suffering.

A Change.org petition targeted the Rutgers University Turning Point USA chapter for disbandment, accusing it of hate speech and creating a "toxic" environment.

Florida state House Rep. Kevin Steele filed a bill that would punish colleges if they fail to rename roads after conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

The College Sports Commission launched an anonymous tip line Wednesday to allow for reporting of possible NIL infractions.

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The Stanford Cardinal football program has received a $50 million gift from former player Bradford Freeman.

The NCAA has officially adopted Jan. 2-16 as its new, singular transfer portal window for all FBS, FCS players beginning in 2026.

A study commissioned by the NCAA showed that sports-betting-related abuse is still one of the most common forms of online harassment directed at college athletes, coaches and officials.