Swimming
Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Swimming, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 203 stories have been published about Swimming which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Swimming, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 203 stories have been published about Swimming which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
Top Swimming News
SwimmingExploding seashells, Mafia involvement and fungus in the swimming trunks of Cuban President Fidel Castro were all genuine CIA assassination plans, United States documents have shownSee the Story
Exploding seashells were part of USA assassination plan against Fidel Castro
100% Right coverage: 1 sources
SwimmingThe boy's father reported that Abner entered school at 7:30 a.m. to take his classes and two hours later they called him to warn him of an incident without going into detail.See the Story
Justice for Abner: Williams College swimming teacher and lifeguard arrested
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
SwimmingA Supervisory judge reclassified the crime for the death of the boy Abner, at Williams College, from intentional manslaughter to manslaughter.See the Story
Abner's death: Williams College swimming teacher and lifeguard linked to trial
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
Latest News Stories
EntertainmentAnother contestant has been sent packing from the BBC flagship show as the competition reaches its halfway markSee the Story
Sixth celebrity eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing at show’s halfway mark
60% Left coverage: 5 sources
Swimming · PhiladelphiaThe wife of Democratic Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman claimed “swimming in America is very racist." She made the comments while discussing how she and her husband decided to make the pool at the state-owned mansion in Harrisburg accessible to the public.See the Story
John Fetterman’s wife claims ‘swimming in America is very racist’
94% Right coverage: 16 sources
Business · Los AngelesNirvana has won the dismissal of a lawsuit by a man who claimed his depiction as a naked four-month-old baby on the cover of the band's seminal 1991 album Nevermind was child pornography.See the Story
Nirvana wins dismissal of 'Nevermind' naked baby's lawsuit
53% Center coverage: 87 sources
Military · SingaporeJoseph Schooling apologizes for taking cannabis while overseas. Singapore has some of the toughest drug laws in the world. Citizens and permanent residents face up to 10 years in prison if found to have consumed illegal substances. Schooling had been allowed to pause his national service to train and participate in the Southeast Asian Games in Hanoi.See the Story
Singapore bars its only Olympic champ from competing after cannabis use
Coverage: 15 sources
Europe · LondonLifeguards rushed to get the 74-year-old out of the water at La Ampolla Beach. He was brought onto the sand for emergency treatment before paramedics arrived and gave him CPR. Despite their efforts, he was pronounced dead at the scene. It is not yet known if the victim was on holiday or a local.See the Story
British man dies after losing consciousness while swimming at Costa Blanca beach
Coverage: 4 sources
Europe · EdinburghAn extreme adventurer has broken the record for the longest ever open water swim in Loch Ness - spending 52 hours and 39 minutes on the go.See the Story
Extreme adventurer swims continuously for more than two days to break Loch Ness record
38% Left coverage: 8 sources
Swimming · GeorgiaPage Pate, 55, worked for more than 25 years as a trial lawyer. He often provided expert analysis for news organizations covering high-profile cases. Pate drowned Sunday while swimming in an inlet with his teenage son. State Sen. Jen Jordan, an Atlanta Democrat running this fall for Georgia attorney general, is "devastated"See the Story
Prominent attorney Page Pate accidentally drowns off Georgia coast
50% Left coverage: 16 sources
SwimmingSeveral Ontario cities say they're dealing with a shortage of qualified lifeguards. The shortage is leading to class cancellations and reduced public swim times. Cities say the pandemic has contributed to the shortage, since lifeguard training programs were paused for periods of time after COVID-19 hit.See the Story
Ontario parents frustrated with lack of swimming lessons amid lifeguard shortage
67% Left coverage: 6 sources
