Luis Rubiales was found guilty of sexual assault for kissing footballer Jenni Hermoso without consent after the Women’s World Cup, marking an end to his impunity and a reminder that the law applies to everyone equally. The verdict, which included a fine and a ban on contact with Hermoso, followed Spain’s ‘solo si es si’ law on sexual consent. Despite facing revictimization in court, Hermoso stood strong and showed resilience, emphasizing the importance of believing victims and holding perpetrators accountable.
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The Steelers are caught between two timelines, and neither of them are good
The Pittsburgh Steelers are at a crossroads, embodying the concept of being "mid" as they struggle to balance competitiveness with a future rebuild. Recent roster moves, including trading WR George Pickens for draft picks, highlight their uncertainty, as they aim to draft a quarterback in 2026 while also courting aging veterans like Aaron Rodgers and Darius Slay. This dual approach leaves the team feeling rudderless, as they attempt to win now while preparing for the...
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