Maggie Rulli

Jul 29, 2024 | 1430wcmy.com | Maggie Rulli |Sohel Uddin |Vera Drymon

(PARIS) — He’s become the face of Team USA’s Men’s track and field, and he’s close to becoming the fastest man on Earth — just don’t call him the “next Usain Bolt.”He tells us he will only ever be the “first Noah Lyles.”And, if you believe his confidence, it’s only a matter of time before he gets there. “I realized that I had this talent. I just see that. Yeah, I’m going to be the fastest person on Earth,” Lyles said. “And, of course, I haven’t achieved that yet.

Jul 29, 2024 | abcnews.go.com | Maggie Rulli

The sprinter is scheduled to compete in the 100-meter, which begins SaturdayPARIS -- He's become the face of Team USA's Men's track and field, and he's close to becoming the fastest man on Earth -- just don't call him the "next Usain Bolt."He tells us he will only ever be the "first Noah Lyles."And, if you believe his confidence, it's only a matter of time before he gets there. "I realized that I had this talent. I just see that. Yeah, I'm going to be the fastest person on Earth," Lyles said.

Mar 25, 2024 | abc7.com | Maggie Rulli

ByMaggie RulliMonday, March 25, 2024 2:59PMHow the royal family is moving forward after both King Charles and Princess Kate are diagnosed with cancer. LONDON -- The royal family is responding after both King Charles III and the Princess of Wales were diagnosed with cancer. The two stars of the monarchy are now both undergoing treatment for cancer. "It has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family," Princess Kate said during a video recording Friday.

Mar 9, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Maggie Rulli

Thousands of women took to the streets of Istanbul, Turkey , to mark International Women's Day Friday despite a ban by the government, demanding equality and change of laws to protect women and help them gain their rights in the country and around the world. Waving purple flags as a sign of International Women's Day, they filled the air with slogans and rallying cries despite a ban on rallies by authorities.

Mar 9, 2024 | thepulseofnh.com | Somayeh Malekian |Maggie Rulli |Engin Bas |Camilla Alcini

(ISTANBUL) -- Thousands of women took to the streets of Istanbul, Turkey, to mark International Women's Day Friday despite a ban by the government, demanding equality and change of laws to protect women and help them gain their rights in the country and around the world. Waving purple flags as a sign of International Women's Day, they filled the air with slogans and rallying cries despite a ban on rallies by authorities.