LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - The MS2 Mesos Nebraska State Soccer Association is investigating how a youth soccer tournament disqualified a team after misidentifying an 8-year-old girl as a boy.The association said in a statement Tuesday afternoon it would suspend sanctioning the Springfield Invitational until it had completed a detailed review and the tournament's organizers took steps to ensure similar errors would not happen again. 


By contrast, the organization's schedule for June 2016, when reporters were out covering campaigns and President Barack Obama was almost out the door, still featured plenty of press conferences, breakfasts, luncheons and newsmaker events. Nebraska State Soccer Association investigating tournament | Daily Mail Online。


Both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue are consumed by it and there seems to be little appetite for getting into the nitty gritty of other things."Public relations executive Jamie Horwitz, who leads the team that schedules National Press Club events, emails that  bonus "nothing, NOTHING of any importance" is happening at the press club this week.


Interest groups that can't stir up much interest. Appointees that haven't been appointed."It reminds me very much of the Monica Lewinsky days, when things just slowed to a crawl," says Rich Galen, a Republican strategist who worked for then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich when President Bill Clinton was under investigation for his affair with an intern in the late 1990s.