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Columbus Crew sack coach Federico Higuaín for ‘man’s game’ jibe aimed at female referee

Club coach also allegedly grabbed female official’s hand Referees’ union criticises MLS’s two-match ban Major League Soccer club Columbus Crew have sacked their reserve team coach after he allegedly grabbed a female referee’s hand and told her “don’t forget this is a man’s game”. Federico Higuaín was sent off for the incident, which occurred during a MLS Next Pro league match, and was later given a two-match ban. Columbus Crew’s general manager, Issa Tall, said in a statement: “We determined it’s in the best interest of our club, players and support staff to dismiss Federico Higuaín from his responsibilities. After conversations this week and further assessing the past month, our club’s standards of what’s expected from a leader for one of our teams have not been met.” Continue reading...

The GuardianThe GuardianAgencies5h ago
  • neutral toward Columbus · 94%

Lawsuit targets ‘medically frail’ Medicaid work requirement exemption

A new lawsuit is challenging how the Trump administration plans to exempt medically frail people from Medicaid work requirements.  Medicaid enrollees, alongside several major health care advocacy organizations and the city of Columbus, Ohio, said the administration’s final rule implementing work requirements is not what Congress intended.  They argue the rule narrowly defines who qualifies…

The HillThe HillNathaniel Weixel17h ago
  • neutral toward Medicaid · 98%
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Sun Country Oct 2026 Minneapolis Service Reductions

Published at 0600PDT / 1300GMT 17SEP26 Sun Country in recent weeks filed service changes for the month of October 2026, as the carrier reduces 19% flights at Minneapolis/St. Paul , for the period of 01OCT26 – 24OCT26, based on schedule filing 26JUL26 vs 13SEP26 on one-way basis. The airline currently schedules 617 one-way departures from Minneapolis/St. Paul, instead of 762 flights. Minneapolis/St. Paul – Atlanta Reduce from 6 to 5 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Baltimore/Washington Reduce from 13 to 7 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Boston Reduce from 28 to 24 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Cancun Reduce from 16 to 12 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Chicago O'Hare Reduce from 14 to 10 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Columbus OH Reduce from 6 to 5 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Dallas/Ft. Worth Reduce from 17 to 11 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Denver Reduce from 24 to 16 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Destin/Ft. Walton Beach Reduce from 13 to 11 weekly Minneapolis/St. Paul – Detroit Increase from 10 to 11 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Fort Myers Reduce from 50 to 39 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Harlingen Reduce from 9 to 7 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Houston Hobby Reduce from 3 to 2 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Indianapolis Reduce from 6 to 4 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Las Vegas Reduce from 73 to 59 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Los Angeles Reduce from 40 to 31 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Miami Reduce from 10 to 6 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Nashville Reduce from 30 to 25 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – New Orleans Reduce from 12 to 10 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Newark Reduce from 13 to 11 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – New York JFK Reduce from 17 to 13 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Orlando Reduce from 67 to 54 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Palm Springs Reduce from 14 to 12 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Philadelphia Reduce from 6 to 2 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Phoenix Reduce from 58 to 46 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Phoenix Mesa Reduce from 14 to 11 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Portland ME Reduce from 7 to 6 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Portland OR Reduce from 13 to 10 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – San Diego Reduce from 14 to 13 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – San Francisco Reduce from 27 to 22 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Seattle Reduce from 21 to 16 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Syracuse Reduce from 4 to 2 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Tampa Reduce from 28 to 26 flights Minneapolis/St. Paul – Washington Dulles Reduce from 7 to 6 flights

AAeroRoutesAeroRoutes - Jim Liu17 Sept

The Arsenal and the Statehouse: New Defense Firms, Venture Capital and State Industrial Policy

When Anduril announced a $910 million drone production facility in Ohio, it was not politics as usual. The main message came from Ohio’s governor, Mike DeWine, while Representative Mike Carey’s press release thanked the governor. Members of Congress usually take substantial credit for defense industrial jobs, but Carey did not because he could not. Anduril sited Arsenal-1 near Columbus partially because of state subsidies.New defense firms backed by venture financing and state economic development subsidies have given states a political stake in the most innovative portion of federal defense procurement. New entrants promise and sometimes deliver fast, commercial solutions. Subsidies

War on the RocksWar on the RocksJoshua Alley6 Aug