Twitter’s 20th anniversary
The first tweet was sent 20 years ago today — and from the days of 140 character limits to that infamous name change (hey, X!), it's been a wild ride.
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Twitter’s 20th anniversary
The first tweet was sent 20 years ago today — and from the days of 140 character limits to that infamous name change (hey, X!), it's been a wild ride.
Aries season starts
Welcome to Aries season — the perfect time to channel this sign’s bold, confident, and determined energy.
NCAA Men's Basketball Second Round begins
The second round of the NCAA men’s tourney tips off today, taking 32 teams down to 16 over the next two days.
World Poetry Day
Happy World Poetry Day. Celebrate by writing a limerick, reading some Shakespeare, or scrolling through this IG account.
4:00 PM – 5:00 PM ET
NWSL: Houston Dash v. Boston Legacy
Jane Campbell and the Houston Dash face off against NWSL vet Ella Stevens and the Boston Legacy at 4 pm ET. Catch it on Ion.
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM ET
NWSL: Gotham FC v. North Carolina Courage
It’s the home opener for Gotham FC as they take on the North Carolina Courage at 6:30 pm ET. Catch it on Ion.
8:45 PM – 9:45 PM ET
NWSL: Bay FC v. Angel City
Bay FC and Angel City take to the pitch at 8:45 pm ET in San Jose. Catch it on Ion.
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World Water Day
It’s World Water Day. This year’s theme, “water and gender” spotlights inequality in safe water and sanitation access. Case in point: Over 1 billion — yes, with a b — women and girls don’t have safe drinking water, according to the UN.
Women's March Madness Second Round begins
The NCAA Women’s March Madness second round tips off with 32 teams battling for their spot in the Sweet 16.
2:15 PM – 3:15 PM ET
NWSL: Chicago Stars v. Kansas City Current
The Chicago Stars play their home opener at a new venue, Northwestern Medicine Field at Martin Stadium. They face the Kansas City Current at 2:15 pm ET. Watch on ESPN2 or the ESPN app.
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM ET
NWSL: Utah Royals v. San Diego Wave
The Utah Royals’ home opener is today at 7 pm ET against the San Diego Wave. Catch it on Victory+.
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Supreme Court hearing on late ballots
The Supreme Court will hear a case that could decide whether a ballot mailed on time — but received late — still counts.
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