Updated Feb. 12, 2026, 1:36 p.m. CT PITTSBORO — A day that could shape the future of Trinidad Chambliss and Ole Miss football has arrived. Chambliss sued the NCAA in an attempt to return to college football in 2026. He is seeking both a temporary injunction and a permanent injunction against the NCAA, which would … Read more
US citizens are set to get $1000 as part of their second round of a statewide stimulus program. This applies to the state of Alaska, and the checks come under the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) scheme. There are three such checks in this state, with one coming in January, one this month, and the other … Read more
A new program to battle homelessness in New York City will send out a $5000 stimulus check soon. Called the “Cash with Care” program, the new initiative will provide a monthly $1,200 and a lump sum of $5,000 through 2026 in a pilot program of the New York City Council. A person without shelter sleeps … Read more
This week marks a new round of Social Security payments for beneficiaries. Many are keeping an eye on the schedule to receive the money, and the amount they are entitled to, which varies according to each person’s context and current situation. Social Security payment on Feb 11: What to know about eligibility, schedule, special cases … Read more
The National Health Service Corps (NHSC) have laid out details of their Loan Repayment Program (LRP) for the fiscal year 2026. This time, there is an effort to address language access barriers to health care. To support this effort, they have announced a one-time enhancement award of $5000 for FY26. There is an effort to … Read more
Serena Williams passed another stage on the path to a possible comeback to professional tennis, being listed Monday by the sport’s drug testing organization as eligible to return to competition on Feb. 22. That is six months after the 23-time Grand Slam singles champion initially registered with the International Tennis Integrity Agency. Williams, 44, was … Read more
Updated Feb. 4, 2026, 12:22 p.m. CT The NCAA responded to a lawsuit from Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss regarding his eligibility. Chambliss is seeking a preliminary injunction after the NCAA denied his eligibility waiver for the 2026 season. A letter from Chambliss’ doctor states he suffered from recurrent throat infections and other issues during … Read more
Tennessee QB Joey Aguilar has become the latest player to take legal action against the NCAA in an attempt to play another season of college football. Aguilar filed a lawsuit against the NCAA on Monday in Knox County (Tennessee) Chancery Court for a seventh season of eligibility. Aguilar, a California native, played just one season … Read more