For the first time in the history of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament, teams will earn money for each game played between the First Four and the Final Four, with each game earning a “unit” of television revenue. A total of 132 units worth $15 million are at stake this year, with the money being paid out to conferences and redistributed to schools over three years. This change comes after years of advocacy for equal treatment and payment for women’s teams, following a scathing gender equity assessment that highlighted disparities in treatment and payment between men’s and women’s tournaments.
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Tim Walz says he was joking when he mocked Tesla's falling stock: 'These people have no sense of humor'
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz recently made a joke mocking Tesla and Elon Musk for the company's stock decline, calling Musk a "smarta--" and criticizing his role in the DOGE initiative to cut federal workforce. Walz clarified his comments at a town hall, stating he was joking and expressing disapproval of Musk's actions towards employees at the Minneapolis VA. The governor also mentioned recent Tesla vandalism incidents and Musk's failure to use his wealth to help...
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