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Turkish footballers think they know about giving birth...

April 15, 2025
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by Naz Mergen, Patri Stan
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Liverpool fans thrilled to keep their Egyptian King

April 11, 2025
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by Dominic Crown
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F1 driver disappoints fans with slide off Australian...

March 21, 2025
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by Isla Giron
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At 45, ESPN looks to the future

September 9, 2024
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by Lia Arnold
Perspective • Sports

Ukrainian women bring home the gold

August 9, 2024
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by Kateryna Kvasha
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Ghana proved a good host for African Games

May 29, 2024
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by Mayama Opare
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Cheering for strangers at the Boston Marathon

May 13, 2024
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by İpek Eser
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Zendaya’s new film serves, volleys and conquers

April 28, 2024
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by Vivien Nesbitt

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Today marks the fourth anniversary of the brutal death of Masha Amini, the 22-year-old Iranian woman killed by the fascist 'morality' police in Iran. Her death sparked the Woman, Life, Freedom movement. At the time, YJI published four articles and several pieces of original art by students in Cyprus, Turkiye, Brazil, Bangladesh and the U.S. The pictures here have links in the comments to read the articles. Stop for a moment and remember all the brave women, girls, boys and men who lost their lives fighting back against the criminal regime. 🥲 #iran #womenlifefreedom #mashaamini ...

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Youth Journalism International students looked into reports of a "rape festival" in Ozoro, a town in Delta State, southern Nigeria. Here's what they learned: ...

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Lagos, NIGERIA – For over a century, the Uruamudhu community in Ozoro, a town in Delta State, southern Nigeria, has celebrated the Alue-Do festival, a fertility festival where childless couples seek...
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ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen died today. He was a media legend and kind to Youth Journalism International students. RIP, Bill. ...

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