Firefighter Nils Jorgensen shares his story of contracting leukemia from working at Ground Zero after the 9-11 attacks. He credits David Koch's philanthropic efforts for helping him receive treatment and eventually going into remission. [... more]

Firefighter Nils Jorgensen recounts his harrowing experience on 9-11, including the rescue efforts and the devastating effects of the toxic environment at Ground Zero, which ultimately led to his diagnosis with a rare form of leukemia. [... more]

College football is in a state of flux as the transfer portal and NILs continue to shape the sport. Coaches like Deion Sanders and Nick Saban are leveraging the portal to their advantage, while others struggle to adapt. Meanwhile, the NILs system is facing criticism for its lack of regulation and fairness. As the sport navigates these changes, teams like Michigan and TCU are making their mark, while powerhouses like Georgia and Ohio State remain dominant forces. [... more]

A firefighter recounts his experience at Ground Zero after 9-11, where he contracted a rare form of leukemia, and how he credits David Koch's philanthropic efforts in cancer research for his survival. He shares his story of gratitude and the importance of hard work and self-reliance. [... more]

Former NFL player Anthony Munoz discusses the impact of Name Image and Likeness on college football, sharing his own experiences as a father and athlete. He also promotes the Fatherhood Festival at the Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio, a weekend event celebrating fatherhood and family. [... more]