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The No. 1 recruit in Colorado, Englewood Cherry Creek defensive lineman Tufanua Ionatana Umu-Cais, will announce his commitment Saturday on the CBS Sports College Football YouTube channel. Englewood (Colo.) Cherry Creek four-star  Tufanua Ionatana Umu-Cais has set his commitment date . The class of 2026 's No. 40 defensive lineman and No. 1 overall prospect in Colorado  will announce his commitment Saturday, July 26, at 4 p.m. MT (6 p.m. ET) on the CBS Sports College Football YouTube channel . Last month, Umu-Cais named a top five of Colorado ,  North Carolina ,  Oklahoma ,  UCLA  and Washington . He recently updated his recruitment with 247Sports . Umu-Cais took official visits to four of his five finalists — Colorado, North Carolina, UCLA and Washington — while Oklahoma had him on campus previously for unofficial visits. To read this full article and more, subscribe now — SALE: Only $1 First Month Get access to this article and all of the in-depth coverage from the 247Sports Network with this special offer. $1 First Month Already a subscriber? Login

Creator and Artist Stories By The YouTube Team Jul 22, 2025 – ] minute read The world of podcasting is evolving, and YouTube is at the center of that transformation. But what does it take to succeed as a podcaster on the platform today? To get to the heart of it, we brought together some brilliant minds: marketing expert and creator Jon Youshaei, YouTube's Podcasts Product Lead Steve McLendon, and Creator Liaison Rene Ritchie. Their conversation was packed with actionable advice and forward-looking insights. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just thinking about starting, here are the key takeaways you need to know. 1. The Line is Blurring: Every Podcaster is a Creator The old distinctions are fading. Successful podcasters on YouTube don’t just think in terms of audio; they embrace the full spectrum of content creation. As Jon Youshaei put it, “The line between creator and podcaster is just getting blurrier and blurrier. Every podcaster is a creator; every creator is a podcaster... They’re both trying to do the same thing: tell a story and build an audience.” This mindset shift is crucial. It means thinking visually, engaging with your community across different formats, and leveraging all the tools

Years ago, I stood on a stage in Ohio, holding a microphone and wearing a campaign button. I had been invited to speak on behalf of a presidential candidate, someone I believed represented the best of what America could be. It wasn’t the first time I’d done that. I’ve campaigned for nearly every Democratic nominee in my adult life. That’s how deeply I believe in the promise of progressive politics. We are taught that movements built on justice always expand. And for most of my life, that’s what I felt. I’ve spoken out, marched, signed petitions, testified before Congress, and shown up for communities facing injustice, violence, and inequity, for people who felt unseen or unsafe. I’ve done it because I believe deeply that we all deserve dignity and protection. For 25 years, no one has questioned my commitment to social justice. But now, when the people being threatened are my own, when I speak out against calls for the extermination of Jews, I am suddenly contemptible. Every post I share on social media, no matter how apolitical, is inundated with hateful comments. It’s devastating. I’ve always known antisemitism existed on the far right. It’s been there in plain sight.

Politics Updated: Jul. 21, 2025, 1:48 p.m. Published: Jul. 21, 2025, 1:30 p.m. A former MSNBC host debated 20 far-right Republicans on a YouTube show released over the weekend. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)AP Former MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan took on 20 far-right Republicans — and he said he isn’t sure whether he should laugh or cry. Hasan, the editor-in-chief and CEO of new media company Zeteo, was featured as a progressive in an episode released over the weekend on Jubilee’s “Surrounded,” a recurring series on the YouTube channel. The video was divided into segments by claims made by Hasan. He had to defend his statement, while conservatives had the chance to poke holes in his argument. Hasan made several accusations against President Donald Trump, including that he is “pro-crime” and “pro-criminal,” he defies the Constitution, and his plan in Gaza should be seen as ethnic cleansing. He also argued that immigrants are overall good for America. When asked about by a conservative about what makes a person “pro-crime” versus “anti-crime,” Hasan said that “pro-criminal” could describe someone who is “soft” on criminals, such as letting criminals leave prison or pardoning individuals who assaulted police officers. Hasan pointed to Trump’s blanket pardons

YouTube influencer Ryan Van Duzer, known for his videos about RAGBRAI, says this year's ride will be his last for a while. Van Duzer, who has ridden RAGBRAI eight times, plans to return to the ride eventually but wants to explore other adventures. His YouTube channel, with over 200,000 subscribers, has brought international attention to RAGBRAI. ORANGE CITY — Will this be the last RAGBRAI for YouTube influencer Ryan Van Duzer, whose videos have brought renewed worldwide attention to the ride? At least for a while, it seems. Van Duzer, 46, who rode his first Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa in 2012 after a friend and Iowa transplant convinced him to come, announced on his YouTube channel in March that he would be "taking a break after this summer." RAGBRAI 52, which began Sunday, July 20, is his eighth. At the Bike Expo on Saturday in the starting town of Orange City, he said he plans to ride RAGBRAI again — but he can't say for sure when. "I love it with all my heart, and sometimes you've got to leave behind things you love to realize how special it is," he said. "I'll come back someday, but

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The stars will be out for the 2025 MLS All-Star Skills Challenge, and that includes content creators. MLS announced on Thursday that YouTube star and media personality IShowSpeed will participate in the All-Star Skills Challenge, which is on Tuesday, July 22 at Q2 Stadium in Austin, Texas. IShowSpeed, whose official name is Darren Watkins Jr., rose to fame as a teenager, primarily producing soccer-related content and live-streaming. Watkins, 20, has 42.5 million YouTube subscribers. IShowSpeed won the Streamer of the Year and Best International Streamer awards at the 2024 Streamer Awards. As for the All-Star Game (Wednesday, July 23), Inter Miami head coach Javier Mascherano provided an honest answer on whether he wants his stars, Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba, to compete in the spectacle. "The players are called up, I would like them to be able to rest, but that is not my decision," Mascherano said on Friday, according to ESPN. "I know how important the All Star is, and as far as I know there is no decision from the club, everything is as normal." Messi and Alba, who were previously teammates at Barcelona in La Liga, are each in their third seasons at Inter Miami. Want

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