Hudson Dunn has scholarship offers from several Big Ten schools, including Michigan, Oregon and Penn State. The Gophers football program on Saturday night received a commitment from Hudson Dunn, a heavily recruited linebacker from Peoria, Ariz., who announced on the X social media platform that he will be part of Minnesota’s 2026 recruiting class. Dunn received his offer from the Gophers on Jan. 24, made an unofficial visit to campus in April and is scheduled to make his official visit May 30. He also was scheduled to visit Oregon and Michigan in June. Dunn has helped Liberty to back-to-back 12-1 seasons that ended with Arizona Open Division state championships. Last fall, he led his conference with 13½ sacks while also making 57 tackles and 24 tackles for loss. As a sophomore in 2023, Dunn had 15 sacks and 54 tackles. MaxPreps named Dunn to its second All-America junior team in 2024 and its second All-America sophomore team in 2023. The addition of Dunn gives the Gophers 10 players who have committed to the 2026 recruiting class. As of Saturday night, the Gophers class ranked 25th nationally and eighth in the Big Ten in the 247Sports composite ratings. Randy Johnson covers University of Minnesota football and college football for the Minnesota Star Tribune, along with Gophers hockey and the Wild. Gophers Gophers volleyball coach Keegan Cook wished Sydney Schnichels well “That’s another person we’ve done a lot of good work with and we care about a lot.” A judge is expected to approve an arrangement for Division I colleges to give 22% of athletic department revenue to student-athletes has scholarship offers from several Big Ten schools Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application left her earthly home to be in the presence of her Lord and Savior Friday and walk the streets of Heaven out of my earthly pain" Mary was the eighth child of ten born to William Bradford and Maggie Mitchell Mary Lou was born on the 13th day of December moved with their parents to Oak Ridge to start a new life then married and gave birth to three boys and three girls Mary Lou operated her own diner called Mary's Diner in the Dyllis community of Oliver Springs Mary was saved at a young age and was a long-time member of Mt and alongside her mother would sing special songs in church while playing the piano or her accordion even while being unable to get out of a hospital bed She was preceded in death by her parents: Brad and Maggie Mitchell Mary is survived by her husband: James Eugene Dunn Her only living sibling: Ted Mitchell and his wife Sharon Her children: Scotty Griffith and his wife Brenda The family would like to say thank you to Mary's devoted caregivers and her nurses from Quality Hospice: Starla The funeral service will be held at 1:00 PM with Pastor Garvin Walls officiating Interment will follow in the church cemetery the family has asked that donations be made to the Mt Davis Funeral Home in Wartburg is honored to serve the family of Mrs Condolences may be sent to the family at: www.davisfuneralhomes.com Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Sandra Fancher Dunn age 72 departed this earthly life on May 2 where she was reunited with her Lord and Savior Sandra was a devoted Christian who worked alongside her husband for more than 30 years as a gifted children's and youth minister Several of the children and young people who grew up under her ministry are today active ministers Sandra was known as an elaborate costume and drama set designer which afforded her the ability to orchestrate memorable program designs for Bible school and youth camps Many of Sandra’s former students now adults recall studying Jonah as kids and entering a room the size of a whale's belly Sandra designed costumes for numerous drama productions for the Unicoi County High School Drama team Some examples of her work include, Scrooge Peters Rabbit Tale, and several others she created costumes for ETSU's drama team Sandra was a dedicated and compassionate caregiver providing end of life care for her father and fourteen years as a caregiver for her mother until she passed in 2017 Sandra adored her children who are left with many memories of her to hold and cherish Her grandchildren became her reason for living with whom she walked side by side inseparably for 53 years Sandra is preceded in death by her parents A special thank you to Caris Hospice for Sandra's wonderful care You are invited to a Celebration of Life Service for Sandra M Family will receive friends from 5:00- 7:00 PM on Monday with a service to follow at 7:00 pm at Mynatt Funeral Home Powell Chapel Pastors Todd and Tammy Porter from Life Changers Ministries officiating Family and friends will meet at Greenwood Cemetery at 12:45 PM Tuesday Mynatt Funeral Home Powell Chapel is honored to be serving the family of Sandra Mae Dunn Mynatt Funeral Home Powell Chapel * 2000 Powell Drive * Powell TN 37849 * (865) 362-5282 * www.mynattfh.com You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience the page or resource you are looking for is not here You can either try retyping the URL or use the search box below to search for what you are looking for TrendingCommercialDenverAGibson Dunn takes highest floor of new Denver office towerGlobal law firm signs for 31K sf atop 30-story glass monolith developed by Riverside Dunn & Crutcher has taken up the top floor of a new 30-story office tower in Downtown Denver The Los Angeles-based law firm set up shop in 30,600 feet after being the first tenant to ink a deal at the building at 1900 Lawrence Street, in the Central Business District, the Denver Post reported Terms of the deal with developers Riverside Investment & Development Convexity Properties and Canyon Partners Real Estate were not disclosed The top floor has commanding views of the Front Range “Having established our Denver office more than four decades ago our move into this new building marks an exciting milestone in our ongoing commitment to Denver and enhances the experience of our employees and clients,” a Gibson Dunn & Crutcher spokesperson told the Post in an email The $400 million building was the first in the city designed for LEED-Platinum WELL-Platinum and WIRED-Platinum certifications The 710,000-square-foot tower completed last year has a parking garage for 670 cars and 10,000 square feet of ground-floor shops and restaurants floor-to-ceiling windows and 29,000- to 31,000-square-foot floorplates Highlights include the rooftop pickleball court outdoor “entertainment space,” meeting and conference rooms SIGN UPThe cost of leasing its upper floors closer to the pickleball courts: $45 per square foot Insurance broker Marsh McLennan plans to occupy 12,000 square feet on the 19th floor, while Monfort Companies, a firm specializing in development, private equity and investment management, is also considering leasing offices there serving business clients in the following areas: oil and gas founded in 2010 in Chicago with an office in Denver Convexity Properties, founded in 2009, is the real estate arm of DRW, a trading firm based in Chicago. Last month, Don Wilson Jr., its founder and CEO, sold his mansion at 16096 Lake Avenue in Union Pier, Michigan, for $7 million in one of the region’s biggest deals of last year Canyon Partners Real Estate is a unit of Canyon Partners a hedge fund founded in Los Angeles in 1990 — Dana Bartholomew Marsh has appointed Jim Dunn as its US construction practice leader Dunn will lead the brokerage’s efforts to provide risk management advice and insurance solutions to US-based construction clients You have reached the limit for gifting for this month Insurance Insider US is the premier intelligence solution for the P&C insurance market Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy They are coming off a 3-4 home stand against two mediocre teams With Austin Hays and his five home runs on the injured list the Reds are missing that power bat in the middle of their lineup It might be a good time to call up Rece Hinds who most fans remember for his five home runs in his first six Major League games last season The 24-year-old is slashing .274/.338/.521 with a 125 wRC+ in Triple-A through 134 plate appearances in 2025 slashing .351/.400/.703 with six extra-base hits Blake Dunn is getting on base at a decent clip thanks to his 11.8% walk rate he has struggled to hit in the big leagues hitting just .170 with a .617 OPS and no power The Reds need more outfield production and it's time to see if Hinds can continue his hot hitting and improved approach in the Major Leagues The Reds start a four-game series with the Atlanta Braves on Monday night at 7:15 ET Make sure you bookmark Cincinnati Reds Talk for the latest news Report: Reds' Top Prospect Chase Burns to Start Season in Dayton Cincinnati Reds Ace Hunter Greene Being Disrespected By National Media Ahead of 2025 Regular Season Watch: Ranking Cincinnati Reds’ Most Important Players Ahead of 2025 MLB Regular Season Terry Francona Explains Why He Decided to Return to Baseball and Manage the Cincinnati Reds in 2025 Cincinnati Reds Second Baseman Matt McLain Made BIG Change That Could Impact His Future With the Club Cincinnati Reds Right Hander Brady Singer Has Added a New Pitch to His Arsenal This Offseason Cincinnati Reds Catcher Tyler Stephenson Expected to Miss Start of 2025 Regular Season With Oblique Injury Cincinnati Reds Make Flurry of Roster Moves With Opening Day Looming Look: Cincinnati Reds May Be Getting New Uniforms for 2025 Regular Season Great American Ballpark Has Been Disrespected By National Media Great American Ballpark Ranked Among MLB’s WORST Stadiums Ahead of 2025 MLB Season Cincinnati Reds Release Tribute Video Honoring Pete Rose Following His Death Pete Rose Shared POWERFUL Thoughts on Possible Hall of Fame Induction Before He Died Follow Cincinnati Reds on SI on Twitter/X: @RedsTalkSI Like Our Facebook Page Subscribe and follow the ONLY Daily Reds Podcast Follow on Instagram GREG KUFFNERGreg Kuffner a contributor to Reds On SI. 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The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER David McDonald was teaching a class called Pop Culture and Politics in the Middle East he was sitting in the Monroe County Jail.  McDonald was one of over 30 faculty and students arrested by the IU Police Department and Indiana State Police on April 25 the first day protesters set up tents in Dunn Meadow He was charged with trespassing and banned from campus after standing between a police officer and a student Both the trespass charge and ban were dismissed a few weeks after the arrest The IU Divestment Coalition organized the Dunn Meadow encampment to protest the war in Gaza and call for IU to divest from Israel months after the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war.  Police arrested 23 more protesters on April 27 The encampment was dismantled by IU after 100 days on Aug and a fence was placed around the space for 136 days during the construction IU established an expressive activity policy in July which prohibits expressive activity between 11 p.m the installation of temporary structures without approval blocking access to buildings and impeding vehicular and pedestrian traffic.  The IUDC’s demands from the encampment, which ranged from divestment from Israel to the opening of Muslim and Middle Eastern cultural centers have not been met.  The Monroe County Prosecutor’s Office did not file charges against 55 of the 57 protesters who were arrested citing IU’s last-minute change to their unauthorized structure policy.  The IDS interviewed IU community members about their experiences during and since the encampment.  IU professor David McDonald is pictured up against a police officer as the line of officers moves closer to the line of protesters at the IU Divestment Coalition encampment April 25 McDonald was arrested and charged with trespassing and banned from campus — both charges would end up being dismissed Bloomington and IU have seen increased antisemitism and hostility towards Jewish students the executive director of the Jewish campus organization Hillel at IU He was not working at IU during the encampment but said he was attuned to the campus climate leading up to his acceptance of the role last October.   he said Hillel’s student leaders interviewed him and campus attitudes toward Jewish students were at the forefront of their conversations.  7 Hamas attack to include anti-Zionism incidents with other antisemitic incidents in its report.    A map from the ADL recorded 21 incidents of antisemitic harassment and vandalism in Bloomington in 2024 One reported that a synagogue in Bloomington was the target of a bomb threat in January Others included swastikas spray-painted on a synagogue and Israeli flag all of which were recorded after Hamas’s initial attack on Oct 7.   IU, along with at least 20 other universities, received a Title VI complaint a few months after Oct from “conservative culture writer” Zachary Marschall The complaint accused IU of failing to address antisemitism on its campus the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights opened an investigation into IU.  The Department of Education sent letters to 60 universities, including IU threatening federal funding if “they do not fulfill their obligations under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act to protect Jewish students on campus.” All universities that received letters had been under investigation for antisemitism.  According to Linkon, the encampment exacerbated the experiences Jewish students faced since Oct. 7, 2023. He said Jewish students expressed fear, isolation and a growing sense of vulnerability on the campus.   Partnerships between the Jewish community and other culture centers student governments and community organizations on campus became impossible to continue He said he thought they might have felt the campus climate was toxic and didn’t want to be a part of it or that they turned their backs on the Jewish community.  He said IU’s campus should be a safe space for students to talk about the events in Israel and in Gaza but that safe space didn’t exist.   it dates back thousands of years,” Linkon said "It isn’t going away today or tomorrow.”   it was still critical to provide a campus climate where Jewish students can thrive and connect in positive ways.  Sophomore Mikayla Kaplan said she has been apprehensive to share her experiences as a Jewish student though she said she hadn’t directly experienced antisemitism in the classroom She has lived in Israel previously and is the president of Hoosiers for Israel an organization with a goal to inform students about Israel.   “I’ve had students that I’ve heard are experiencing bias and antisemitism in classrooms both from professors and from their fellow peers and students,” Kaplan said “I don’t want to feel isolated in a class.”  she felt as though IU did not do a good job of handling it.  “It’s tricky because the administration needs to protect all students Faculty who were arrested at the encampment have spent the past year grappling with how to move forward.  McDonald said he had attended many protests in the past and the university had never called in state police McDonald said he stepped in between students and officers “I was desperately trying to de-escalate the situation,” McDonald said It’s just free speech in a free speech zone Just let them speak their mind and they’ll all go home peacefully.”  McDonald said he was pushed further into the encampment with a baton four times he was pushed on the ground and stayed there to catch his breath when a police officer turned him over and handcuffed him.  McDonald said he was in custody for about nine hours and issued a year-long ban from campus.  However he appealed the ban and was allowed back on campus around four weeks later McDonald said he would stand on the street and watch the encampment without violating the trespass.  was also arrested on the first day of the encampment That didn’t keep her from coming back to Dunn Meadow nearly every day.  The paper Dennis was handed after she was released from jail at midnight on April 26 said she was banned from campus from April 25 Dennis was back on campus the very next day for a rally outside Franklin Hall.  She described the encampment as a democratically engaged They had their own graduation ceremony and library in Dunn Meadow staff and community members read and sat and shared meals together They drank tea on blankets in the evenings Dennis served on the security team during the summer watching over the camp in the late hours of the night so they could sleep.  She said she always tried to listen to the students and follow their lead as a faculty member she said she stood in front of the students and the police like McDonald.  “I felt like the administration forced me to protect students from them because they had called these weapons to campus.”  She wore a Star of David around her neck and kept away from the encampment out of fear for her own safety.   She said protesters were yelling and screaming slogans and rhetoric that were difficult for Jewish students to hear Many students had deep ties and connections to Israel and the time during the encampment was isolating for IU’s Jewish community.  Kaplan said she thought that since the encampment most Jewish students are just trying to move on turn inward and focus on their communities Their families and friends were still under the dangers of war and people they know are still held hostage.  “There’s always a way to have a productive discussion,” she said “Ask questions and be thoughtful and engage in intellectual discussion with others The IU Divestment Coalition organized the encampment to protest the war in Gaza and call for IU to divest from Israel months after the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war Dennis has worked at IU as a professor since 2001 but she decided in September to leave at the end of the school year due to concerns about the administrative response to protests.  “I felt like I could maybe stand up more or do more if I’m not worried about whether or not I would lose my job,” Dennis said He said the encampment was a great opportunity to bring greater awareness of Palestine to campus but he never expected it to escalate in the way it did.  “I never once thought the university would call in state police to physically and forcefully assault our students to shut down the encampment,” McDonald said McDonald said the IU administration had failed in many ways in response to the encampment He said at no point did he feel like the administration was willing to engage in conversation with the students “We need to put free speech and academic freedom at the top of our values otherwise we are no longer a university anymore.”  McDonald still feels the effects of the Dunn Meadow encampment voicemails and messages from organizations that disagree with his viewpoints including threats to him and his family.  McDonald said he would relive the events if it meant protecting students and their right to free speech on campus.  McDonald uses the encampment as a teaching opportunity in his classes deeming it an important part of IU’s history “We want to train engaged citizens who see an opportunity and a responsibility to speak out on issues of concern,” McDonald said.  “So I thought the encampment was an incredible moment in IU's history and one that we should celebrate and discuss with future generations of IU students.”  The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball distributed during the IU basketball season A western Wisconsin motorcycle crash on Tuesday has left one man dead Dunn County officials received a 911 call about a motorcycle crash with injuries on the N1500 block of 420th Street in Dunn Township deputies with the Dunn County Sheriff’s Office found a crashed motorcycle and a man lying in the road was brought by a helicopter to the hospital The sheriff’s office said that the driver died at around 6:05 p.m He was later identified as Joseph Kadinger of Eau Galle Preliminary information shows the motorcycle was going south on 420th Street when the driver tried to avoid a deer in the roadway and crashed The crash is under investigation by the Dunn County Sheriff’s Office and the Dunn County Medical Examiner’s Office Any person with disabilities 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conference powers retaining his services but rather the University of Minnesota is the school which landed his commitment according to social media post made by Dunn who is 6-foot-1 and weighs 219 pounds is ranked as the nation's 45th best linebacker by 247Sports Washington and Nebraska are three other Big Ten programs that also made an offer for his services as did his home state schools Arizona and Arizona State and several other Power 4 programs Liberty went 12-1 in each of Dunn's last two seasons as he helped the Lions to back-to-back Arizona Open Division state championships He is coming off a junior campaign in which he made 13-1/2 sacks while 57 tackles He now has 28-1/2 sacks over the last two years GARY ADORNATOGary Adornato began covering high school sports with the Baltimore Sun in 1982 while still a mass communications major at Towson University and in 2003 became one of the first journalists to cover high school sports online while operating MIAASports.com the official website of the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association Adornato pioneered market-wide coverage of high school sports with DigitalSports.com introducing video highlights and player interviews while assembling an award-winning editorial staff he launched VarsitySportsNetwork.com which became the premier source of high school media coverage in the state of Maryland he sold VSN to The Baltimore Banner and joined SBLive Sports as the company's East Coast Managing Editor © 2025 ABG-SI LLC - SPORTS ILLUSTRATED IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF ABG-SI LLC Gutting it out to the finish line in a third consecutive day of rain Dylan Dunn defeated Jacob Halligan 2-up to win the A-Flight of the 2025 Cleveland Metroparks Golf Match Play Championship Halligan had a birdie putt on the 18th hole to put the pressure on Dunn but Dylan made a birdie putt of his own at the last to put the match away Match Play qualifying medalist Luke Liberatore won the A-Flight consolation match after his opponent withdrew Josh Blaha defeated Thomas Decaro 5&4 Dunn earned $500 in CMG Gift Cards for his victory; player finishes after that earned $350 The next event on the Cleveland Metroparks Golf tournament schedule is the 2025 Ironwood Ironman 5-Club at Ironwood Golf Course in Hinckley on Saturday You must be logged in to post a comment From the Derivatives Practice Group: This week publishing various reports and guidelines concerning non-equity instruments The following Gibson Dunn attorneys assisted in preparing this update: Jeffrey Steiner Gibson Dunn’s lawyers are available to assist in addressing any questions you may have regarding these developments Please contact the Gibson Dunn lawyer with whom you usually work any member of the firm’s Derivatives practice group or the following practice leaders and authors: Jeffrey L. 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Sign In In conjunction with the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Indigenous playwrights received cash awards HILLSBORO, ORE.: Today, May 5, is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (#MMIW #MMIR). As part of national efforts led by National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center to bring attention to the crisis of violence facing Indigenous people, Native Theater Project (NTP) is amplifying theatre work that sheds light on it The play is about a family pulling together to find a missing loved one when the authorities refuse to help “I have loved this play from the moment I read it,” said AGE program director Andréa Morales in a statement “DeLanna has the superpower of writing about incredibly difficult subject matter with both empathy and humor She tackles MMIW with a story that is both relatable to the lived experience of Native people It inspired me to look closely at the ramifications of MMIW and to raise consciousness in my own community and beyond Being able to partner with NTP on this project will allow me to do so Jurisdictional issues create law enforcement loopholes that do not hold accountable non-Native perpetrators of violence against Native people Native Theater Project recognized a range of Native voices speaking on these issues “One of the things I love about this group is that it’s multi-generational, celebrating longtime genius writers like Marci Rendon and Carolyn Dunn, and also reflects the promising young voices writing today,” Native Theater Project creative director Jeanette Harrison said in a statement almost two-thirds of them choose to write about MMIR This topic is so front of mind for our youth She was named by Oprah in her 2020 List of Native American authors to read Isabella Madrigal was recognized for Menil and Her Heart, which she first wrote when she was 16 and for which she received Yale Indigenous Performing Arts Program (YIPAP)’s Young Native Playwright Award in 2020 Madrigal is an enrolled member of the Cahuilla Band of Indians and is of Turtle Mountain Ojibwe descent her artistry is invested in the ways Indigenous cultural knowledge systems and oral tradition practices are crucial to the health and well-being of Indigenous people In addition to these writers, Harrison curated a list of 15 recommended plays that address #MMIR on the New Play Exchange “is that other theatres across the country will also develop and produce these plays A resident program of Bag&Baggage, Native Theater Project (NTP) develops and collaboratively produces plays by Native playwrights and other theaters to offer career development Bag&Baggage Productions (B&B) is a social impact theatre company that employs artistic expression to elicit cultural connections and to unify the community through meaningful engagement and transformative learning opportunities.  Advance Gender Equity in the Arts (AGE) is a social justice and arts service organization working to transform the American theatre from its roots in white patriarchy Its mission is to invest in theatremakers who have historically been denied opportunities because of gender Support American Theatre: a just and thriving theatre ecology begins with information for all. 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We are pleased to provide you with the April edition of Gibson Dunn’s monthly U.S Please feel free to reach out to us to discuss any of the below topics further The Federal Reserve did not issue replacement guidance but stated that the change ensures that the Federal Reserve’s “expectations remain aligned with evolving risks and further support innovation in the banking system,” and committed to working with the agencies to consider whether additional guidance is appropriate the FDIC noted it is exploring issuing additional clarity with respect to banking organizations’ crypto-asset and related activities in the future other crypto-related activities and product offerings may present thorny legal authority/permissibility issues under law or raise safety and soundness concerns all of which must continue to be evaluated by institutions banks are still expected to engage with the Federal Reserve FDIC and OCC regarding proposed crypto-related activities Acting Chairman Hill Provides an Update on Key Policy Issues. On April 8, 2025, Acting Chairman Hill highlighted key policy issues in focus by the FDIC including encouraging de novo bank formation revamping the FDIC’s approach to digital assets and blockchain-related activities resolution planning and the failed bank resolution process and reevaluating quantitative asset thresholds in FDIC regulations Acting Chairman Hill described the de novo rate as having “fallen off a cliff.” He noted that the FDIC is considering whether there are scenarios that could warrant adjusted standards including with respect to up-front and ongoing capital expectations for noncomplex or adjustments to deposit insurance applications for innovative business models He also noted that the FDIC is actively working on a request for information to ask “a comprehensive set of questions addressing issues related to ILC [industrial loan company] applications.” He also referenced “just a few” of the issues that the FDIC is considering with respect its approach to digital assets and blockchain-related activities noting that the FDIC expects to issue additional guidance on particular crypto-related activities and raised the prospect of whether the agency “should [] more comprehensively identify which crypto-related activities are permissible.” He highlighted the use of public permissionless blockchains by banks as an area where additional guidance could be forthcoming particularly in light of the withdrawal by the FDIC from the aforementioned interagency letters (see above) On reevaluating rules’ quantitative asset thresholds he noted the agency has been “inventorying and analyzing the dozens of numerical thresholds used by the FDIC” and “considering different options for indexing and the impact those options would have.” He called out two specific thresholds in his remarks – $100 billion and $10 billion noting in particular that “while some uses of the $10 billion threshold are statutory the changes “deemphasize and broaden the ‘strategy’ discussion and waive the expectation that banks identify and build their plans around a hypothetical failure scenario,” to better focus instead on providing the FDIC the information it would need to rapidly sell a bank and operate the institution for a short period of time The OCC Restructures Supervision and Other Functions. On April 16, the OCC announced that effective June 2 the agency will: (1) combine the Midsize and Community Bank Supervision and Large Bank Supervision functions within a Bank Supervision and Enforcement Division; (2) reinstate the Chief National Bank Examiner office and both the Bank of Supervision Policy and Supervision Risk and Analysis divisions therein; and (3) elevate the Information Technology and Security function Federal Reserve Requests Comments on Proposal Regarding Stress Capital Buffer Requirements. On April 17, 2025, the Fed issued a proposal for comment aimed at reducing the volatility of capital requirements stemming from stress testing. The proposal is consistent with its December 23, 2024 announcement and the December 24 2024 suit challenging the legality of the current the stress testing framework the Federal Reserve also previewed that later this year it will propose additional changes to improve the transparency of the stress test including disclosing and seeking public comment on the models that determine the hypothetical losses and revenue of banks under stress and ensuring that the public can comment on the hypothetical scenarios used for the annual stress test before the scenarios are finalize—also consistent with the December 2024 announcement and suit Federal Reserve Board Publishes Financial Stability Report. On April 25, 2025, the Federal Reserve published its semi-annual Financial Stability Report According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s industry survey there was a meaningful increase relative to its fall 2024 survey in the percentage of respondents citing risks emanating from changes to global trade policy as their top risk to financial stability with moderate increases in the percentage of respondents citing policy uncertainty corrections in asset markets and Treasury market functioning as top risks to financial stability with a moderate decline in the percentage of respondents citing U.S fiscal debt sustainability as a top risk to financial stability—though it did remain at 50% Acting Comptroller Hood Address Areas of Strategic Focus. On April 16, 2025, Acting Comptroller Hood gave remarks before the Exchequer Club in which he expanded on his four key areas of strategic focus for the OCC: (1) reducing regulatory burden (“regulations must be effective not excessive”); (2) promoting financial inclusion (“financial inclusion is the civil rights issue of our time”); (3) embracing bank-fintech partnerships (“innovation is not optional—it is essential”); and (4) expanding responsible bank activities involving digital assets (“Interpretive Letter 1183 confirms that national banks may engage in certain digital asset activities provided they do so safely and soundly and under appropriate risk management standards”) Speech by Governor Barr on AI, Fintechs and Banks. On April 4, 2025, Federal Reserve Board Governor Barr gave a speech titled “AI Governor Barr discussed innovation in the context of generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) in banking and how bank–fintech partnerships may accelerate the integration of the technology and banking He advised that bank risk managers and regulators should monitor developments outside the bank perimeter so that they are not caught off guard as this technology quickly enters the banking system the importance of an appropriate incentive structure and the unique role of fintechs in “laying the groundwork for good risk management of Gen AI.” Speech by Governor Barr on AI and Cybersecurity. On April 17, 2025, Federal Reserve Board Governor Barr gave a speech titled “Deepfakes and the AI Arms Race in Bank Cybersecurity.” In his speech Governor Barr addressed how generative AI has the potential to enable deepfake technology and “supercharge identity fraud.” Governor Barr emphasized the role of “strong resilient financial institutions in preventing attacks” and advocated for bank controls to evolve in kind with AI-powered advances by voice analysis and behavioral biometrics to detect potential deepfakes He also advocated for updated guidance and regulation use of AI technologies by banking regulators increasing the penalties for cybercrime and targeting upstream organizations Speech by Acting Comptroller Hood on AI in Financial Services. On April 29, 2025, Acting Comptroller Hood gave a pre-recorded speech titled “AI in Financial Services.” In his remarks referencing both the “tremendous potential” as a risk management and business operations tool and the risks accompanying reliance on complex technology regulatory oversight” and directed banks to consider the risk-based and technology-neutral principles in existing OCC and interagency guidance The following Gibson Dunn lawyers contributed to this issue: Jason Cabral Gibson Dunn’s lawyers are available to assist in addressing any questions you may have regarding the issues discussed in this update Please contact the Gibson Dunn lawyer with whom you usually work or any of the member of the Financial Institutions practice group: Jason J. Cabral, New York (212.351.6267, [email protected]) Ro Spaziani, New York (212.351.6255, [email protected]) Stephanie L. Brooker, Washington, D.C. (202.887.3502, [email protected]) M. Kendall Day, Washington, D.C. 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(202.777.9428, [email protected]) Download PDF USC Women’s Basketball Welcomes Kara Dunn As Transfer Addition For 2025-26 April 25, 2025 | Women's Basketball Guard was Georgia Tech’s top scorer and an all-conference first-teamer last season. regardless of his role as a tower in LA's potent and perfect defense Well before the LA Clippers had a seven-game face-off with the Denver Nuggets, the easiest, most foreshadowing sequence of the postseason was with Kris Dunn In the regular season, the veteran guard averaged 6.4 points, 3.4 rebounds, and 2.8 assists, shooting 43.9% from the field and 33.5% from three. His steals count was also first on the Clippers and third in the NBA the statistics to focus on with Dunn in the postseason are his scoring averages and efficiencies Fans knew the caliber of a defender the Clippers received when they landed him from Salt Lake City but his offense has always been why he has bounced around the league failure and the liability narrative are inevitable when you do not have a consistent way to shoot and score Dunn’s regular season three-point clip of 33.5% made it obvious what was bound to happen Throughout his seven postseason contests against the Nuggets Dunn went from being a starter to benched for Nicolas Batum in game six He got a chance at redemption in game seven and instantly sold it one minute after checking in Through all seven games against the Denver Nuggets, Kris Dunn shot 10-for-28 from beyond the arc. This is below 36%, which is underwhelming for a guard who was started most of the games by head coach Tyronn Lue He is usually within the vicinity of Ivica Zubac where he has the freedom to throw an alley-oop or attempt a floater with the big man as a decoy Dunn drained a three but was still a negative factor on offense He received a quarterback-esque pass from James Harden he pump-faked one defender and blew an uncontested lay-up and Dunn did not learn from his mistake and missed another lay-up and better than trying to be a hero and score the former first-round pick should have made an easy pass to Nicolas Batum for a corner three Lue was right all along about benching Dunn and his first missed lay-up in game seven proved that no mistake was made © 2025 Minute Media - All Rights Reserved Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Minute Media or its affiliates and related brands In the regular season, the veteran guard averaged 6.4 points, 3.4 rebounds, and 2.8 assists, shooting 43.9% from the field and 33.5% from three. His steals count was also first on the Clippers and third in the NBA Through all seven games against the Denver Nuggets, Kris Dunn shot 10-for-28 from beyond the arc. This is below 36%, which is underwhelming for a guard who was started most of the games by head coach Tyronn Lue Troy Police Department is currently investigating a shooting that occurred on Saturday on Dunn Circle in Troy that led to the death of one person officers responded to the 100 block of Dunn Circle at 10:30 p.m following reports of a large crowd and louse noise Multiple gunshots were heard by officers as they arrived Officers discovered a male victim on the ground Officers began CPR until Troy Fire Department arrived on scene The victim later died from the injuries he suffered TPD is requesting anyone who witnessed the shooting – or has information that may help the investigation – to come forward or anyone with information on the incident can contact TPD at (334) 566-0500 or E-Mail police@troyal.gov Information and tips can also be left with CrimeStoppers There are four games featuring a SWAC team on the Monday college basketball schedule 5-3 SWAC) will attempt to build on a three-game home winning streak when… The Nashville Predators’ Roman Josi and the Ottawa Senators’ Brady Tkachuk will be two of the most exciting… will be in action Monday versus the Ottawa Senators at Bridgestone Arena,… “When we went small with that shooting lineup, we were able to break the game open a little bit,” Lue said. “That gave James and Kawhi (Leonard) more spacing and they were able to attack more.” who scored 32 points in the third quarter on their way to extending the series to a seventh game Shelburne notes that they made all six shots they attempted off Batum’s passes in the second half After the game, Lue gave recognition to Dunn and Ben Simmons for being good teammates and understanding the strategy “It’s about being a team and whatever it takes to win and those guys totally understood,” Lue said “Even though they’ve been great for us all year long So I just wanted to say thank you to them.” I don’t think Harden is going to change his postseason reputation with one First round playoff series and the halftime adjustment in game 6 was huge and who makes the best adjustments may sway it one way or the other Clips to get Miles Turner in the off season Log in Register Register “I had a great visit up there,” Dunn told On3. “I like how coach Fleck and his staff do things at Minnesota. Their defense is good, they have good energy and I had a great time up there. I have a great relationship with coach Sori-Marin too.” Dunn’s had multiple connections to Michigan. His mom, uncle and cousin went to school in Ann Arbor. He felt best about Minnesota. “They recruited me so hard. I like the culture a lot. I like how they run things, their message to me and how physical they are. Minnesota has great competition and I can go in there and be a versatile player in their defense.” Top 101Trump, SabanDuo's NIL order blasted Hot32026 NFL Mock DraftTodd McShay looks ahead By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms and use of my personal information described therein Schools like California and Kansas State were in play too. Why now? Why did Dunn make his decision? “I take notes on the different schools, so I always looked over those, prayed about and tried to find the best place for me,” Dunn said. “With the different schools, I am looked at all the information I had to get the best picture of where would be the best fit. It came down to the feeling.” “All three of those schools are up there right now,” Dunn told On3. “I have great visits to all three schools this spring, I like a lot about each one and it is really close between those schools.” Dunn is set to visit Minnesota officially on May 30. On3 is a registered trademark of On3 Media Chris Dunn won his third term in Brazosport ISD Board of Trustees Position 5 CLUTE — Chris Dunn received about two-thords of the cote to keep the Position 5 on the Brazosport ISD Board of Trustees while challenger Janessa Castor received 172 votes unofficial results Saturday night from the Brazoria County Elections Division Gauri Godbole is a reporter with The Facts We're always interested in hearing about news in our community Email notifications are only sent once a day Would you like to receive our daily headlines? Signup today Get the latest local and national sports headlines delivered to your inbox every morning Receive updates on the latest issue of The Facts Receive the daily weather forecast and the weekly outlook in your inbox each morning Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Receive email alerts anytime there is breaking news or a severe weather alert Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account MIAMI – Two-time NAIA women's soccer National Champion Mat Dunn has been named the fifth head coach in FIU women's soccer's program history, as announced on Thursday by FIU Athletic Director Scott Carr MIAMI – Two-time NAIA women's soccer National Champion Mat Dunn has been named the fifth head coach in FIU women's soccer's program history, as announced on Thursday by FIU Athletic Director Scott Carr "I am extremely excited to join FIU," exclaimed Dunn "From the beginning of the interview process Dunn joins the Panthers following a 14-year tenure as the head women's soccer coach at Keiser University which changed its name from Northwood in 2015 Possessing an extremely successful pedigree ending his Seahawk career with a 245-42-17 record Coach Dunn has a reputation of recruiting well and raising the level of his athletes Dunn also saw 54 NAIA All-America selections chosen under his rule Dunn was an assistant coach at his alma mater for both the men's and women's soccer programs for three seasons from 2008-2010 before transitioning to the head coach of the women's team They had a 46-14 record with Dunn on the staff including two appearances in the NAIA Tournament in 2008 and 2009 making it to the second round both seasons Coach Dunn has additional experience in budgeting development training and community involvement "FIU has made a great hire in Coach Dunn," said Ty Brewer former Northwood men's and women's soccer head coach and current Director of Coaching at the Liverpool International Academy of South Florida "Not only is Dunny a great tactical X's and O's coach He has a way of relating to his players to get the most of them and the players will love to play for him Dunny is a program builder who will build on FIU's recent success to develop a dynasty in South Florida!" Dunn graduated from Northwood in 2007 with a B.A His wife Gaby is a former Northwood golfer and in his free time refurbishes an old Ford truck 2008-10: Northwood men's and women's soccer Assistant Coach 2011-24: Northwood/Keiser Women's Soccer Head Coach 2025-Present: FIU Women's Soccer Head Coach Fans are encouraged to follow the Panthers on Instagram (@FIWSoccer), Twitter (@FIUWomensSoccer), and Facebook (Facebook.com/FIUWomensSoccer) for all the latest FIU Women's Soccer news Thanks for visiting passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on Thursday She graduated from Southern Methodist University and then married James Wilmoth Dunn  Sophie is survived by her sisters Nancy Vallee and Dorothy Smith and Raahil Hamza-Cruz (Matthew) along with great grandchildren and many friends We will miss Sophie’s vivacious personality and smile her endless enthusiasm for creating beauty wherever she went Sophie was a member of Saint Paul United Methodist Church She will have a small family burial in Luling Arrangements are made by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors Jude Children’s Research Hospital.  Thanks for visiting After Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan confirmed her relationship with Jake Dunn she and the actor made their red carpet debut at the BAFTA Television and Television Craft Nominees' Party in London Indeed, two months after the Bridgerton star confirmed her relationship with the Renegade Nell actor on social media the couple made their first red carpet appearance together April 24 Nicola was the diamond of the season as she arrived at the BAFTA Television and Television Craft Nominees' Party in a black Carolina Herrera mini dress featuring a large tulle bow cascading down the back Jake complemented her look in an all-black ensemble with the collar of his white button-up shirt peeking out from the sweater The couple's latest appearance comes after the Derry Girls alum celebrated Jake's 25th birthday on her Instagram Story in February with a sweet tribute Alongside a snap of her love's side profile But their romance has been the talk of the ton for some time after they were seen promenading through the streets of London in October after a night out the 38-year-old was spotted cozying up with Jake during Mitski's performance at the All Points East festival the Big Mood actress put those rumors to rest "A lot of people really want me to marry Luke," she explained to TIME in October We have such a love for one another and this experience that I'll never have with someone else again Isn't it gorgeous that a man and woman can have that sort of relationship with one another?" Although Nicola and Luke are only friends, the former revealed that it was their offscreen dynamic that helped them navigate their sex scenes "You'd think filming a scene like that with someone who's a friend," Luke told E "who has been your friend for like four years but actually it was a reassuring one." "It felt like a real safe space to explore these scenes and find new and interesting ways," he added "The show is known for the steamy scenes so we wanted to really encapsulate the Colin and Pen love story and all these different genres their relationship showcases." Keep reading for a closer look at the love lives of Bridgerton stars While Nicola's Penelope Featherington found love with Luke Newton's Colin Bridgerton on season three Nicola herself has sparked romance rumors with Renegade Nell alum Jake Dunn Lord Debling and Prudence Dankworth (née Featherington) may not factor into each other's love lives on the show but the actors have made a real-life match And it appears that Carter's mum Imelda Staunton approves Daphne Bridgerton swapped vows with Regé-Jean Page's Simon Basset and now the Bridgerton alum plans to take her own stroll down the aisle Dynevor flashed her engagement ring from producer Cameron Fuller at the 2024 Met Gala Page having left the show after season one keeps his personal cards close to his vest off-camera but has looked awfully happy in copywriter Emily Brown's company since 2021 the English actor prefers to stay mum on romantic affairs But he told The Standard in December 2023 that he was in a not-secret-but-private relationship with a "lovely man." completely critical," the Fellow Travelers star said "I don't know if I would be able to be as confident to speak out on other things if I felt that my whole life was up for grabs." The Sex Education star, who fit the Vicountess bill for Anthony upon arrival from India, confirmed she was in a relationship with Tino Klein with a March 2023 Instagram post. But in February 2025, the actress shared she had entered her "single era" in an interview on BBC’s Woman Hour podcast revealing the split occured one month prior Benedict Bridgerton seemingly just wants to be free to do his thing Though maybe he's developing some feelings.. who's not one to share what he's up in real life was totally onboard with his character's journey "It's lovely to explore," he told Deadline ahead of the season three finale "but also putting down some roots and choosing something or someone also has huge value and excitement." Newton dated actress Jade Louise Davies—her sister Amber Davies won Love Island U.K in 2017 with then-boyfriend Kem Cetinay—for several years But he was snapped following Bridgerton's June 2024 midseason premiere in London hand-in-hand with dancer Antonia Roumelioti most fans are just disappointed that Colin Bridgerton and Penelope aren't together in real life "We think it’s really sweet," Coughlan told Extra of the off-camera shipping that goes on for them "I think because we truly love each other." The actress who plays Kate's sparkling sister Edwina Sharma may be single at the moment but she sent hearts soaring with the release of her 2024 rom-com How to Date Billy Walsh costarring her longtime friend Sebastian Croft It turns out the actress destined to play Eloise Bridgerton ended up falling for the non-actor she auditioned with "I got a job and a fella on the same day," Jessie told The Guardian in April 2024 WEST BATON ROUGE — As American Idol contestant John Foster took the national stage Sunday night singing the soul-stirring original song “Tell That Angel I Love Her” in memory of his best friend Maggie Dunn But no one felt the moment more deeply than Maggie’s mother who traveled to witness the performance live — a bittersweet blend of grief Watch John Foster’s Performance ‘Tell That Angel That I Love Her” Maggie,’ when I was there live,” Martin recalled in an emotional interview with UWK Maggie’ until I was at home because of all the clapping and whatnot But it just meant a lot to hear him say that.” His original ballad was written on the day Maggie Dunn and her friend Caroline Gill were killed in a tragic car crash on New Year’s Eve 2022 yet the most horrific thing I’ve ever created.” Maggie Dunn and Caroline Gill, both students at Brusly High School, were killed in December when a police officer pursuing a suspect in a high-speed chase crashed into their vehicle. Maggie’s brother, Liam Dunn was also in the car and suffered severe injuries In the wake of unimaginable loss, Maggie’s father, Randall Dunn, has launched the Margaret “Maggie” Edline Dunn (MED) Foundation in honor of his daughter The foundation aims to carry on Maggie’s spirit and create positive change in the community MORE FROM UWK: Father launches foundation to honor Maggie Dunn’s life watching from the audience alongside Foster’s family and friends “It was all snot and ugly tears watching him sing,” she said with a soft laugh through tears a little sign that I think they showed on TV was holding the Caroline and Maggie sign that you could clearly see in the video And that was just kind of another special moment to show their names.” The performance didn’t just move hearts — it moved people to action Since John sang her daughter’s name on national television Maggie Dunn’s story has been searched numerous times “Hopefully that maybe somebody with the power to enact change will hear it and step forward,” she said “We’ve been a little frustrated at the state level with nothing happening So perhaps people within their own communities and maybe they’ll see that this frustration is not just singular events Maybe people will eventually realize the need to do something about what’s really a systemic problem.” Martin also shared what made John’s friendship with Maggie and Caroline so special — a bond of sincerity and mutual encouragement “That’s what made their friend group so special it wasn’t the typical friendship,” she explained They were just genuine friends who built each other up It was the same way between them and John Foster known for his gentle and respectful manner but I’ve seen him literally just come out of that shell He walks on the stage just waving and smiling everybody is ‘Mr.’ and ‘Miss,’ which in some cases “It’s a very funny story about the first time he met Jelly Roll ‘Please don’t ever say that again’.” Martin believes Maggie saw something special in John long before the rest of the world did “He carries around a letter that she wrote for him It was an assignment for a junior English class she talks about how he has to keep pushing with this because he has talent.” And she had one more message for the fans — and for John and it’s one thing to comment how beautiful a song was John Foster competes again this Sunday night on American Idol on ABC as he aims for a spot in the Top 10 It’s a living tribute to a friendship that endures and a daughter whose light still shines.  MORE FROM UWK ON MAGGIE DUNN & CAROLINE GILL Download the Unfiltered with Kiran app from the Apple App Store and Google Play to stay updated on the latest news across the Capital area.  Support UWK and its mission to deliver The News You Deserve. 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Judge Ho is viewed as a potential front-runner for a nomination by Trump to serve on the Supreme Court and has criticized large US law firms for political bias in their pro bono engagements To contact the reporter on this story: Justin Henry in Washington DC at jhenry@bloombergindustry.com To contact the editor responsible for this story: Cheryl Saenz at csaenz@bloombergindustry.com workflow tools and premium legal & business news Log in to keep reading or access research tools Rick enjoyed building things with this brothers He graduated from Shady Side Academy in Fox Chapel PA From there he attended Iowa State University graduating with a degree in technical journalism in 1966 Following graduation he married his college sweetheart As a Navy ensign he reported aboard the USS Kingbird in Charleston SC A transfer to Great Lakes Naval Training Center brought Rick Rick went to work for Technical Publishing in Barrington now a family of four with the birth of daughter Lee As editor-in-chief of Plant Engineering magazine Rick worked throughout his career to advance professionalism in the fields of industrial engineering and the business press Camping trips with family in their RV were highlights Rick’s faith always shone brightly and he lived this by giving efforts to classes and committee work at church and by lending his rich bass voice to the choir Retirement allowed Rick opportunity to enjoy more family time to travel and to polish his photography skills Pictures of family and scenic views from the many places they visited now adorn their retirement home Jack Dunn (Kay) of Denver CO; and a sister-in-law March 29 from 10 am until a memorial service at 11 am at First Church In lieu of flowers please consider donating to the First Church Faith Promise Fund which serves to directly aid local charities and missions Donations may be sent to the church at the above address