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USA Hockey unveiled the 2026 U.S. Men’s National Team coaching staff, naming four assistants and two support roles.
Thomas Speer will be the goaltending coach and will join Lawrence Feloney and Matt DeMado as acting video coaches.
Don Granato remains the head coach as the staff rounds out around his leadership for Team USA.
Brett Peterson is named the team’s general manager, signaling organizational continuity.
The announcement comes as Team USA eyes the 2026 IIHF World Championship in May in Switzerland.
Team USA enters the World Championship as the defending gold medalist.
The staff includes a mix of former players and college coaches from across the hockey landscape.
Naurato is debuting as a U.S. National Team staff member after leading Michigan to multiple Frozen Four appearances.
Speer, Feloney, and DeMado join the staff in advisory and coaching capacities to support Team USA's Olympic-level play.
USA Hockey references past success, noting golds across men’s, women’s, and paralympic teams in Milano Cortina 2026.

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A charred Roman bread fragment, about four inches wide and 1.2 inches thick, was found at a Swiss excavation near Vindonissa.
Archaeologists identified the find during August 2025 while clearing a 43,000-square-foot area near Vindonissa.
The bread’s preservation hints at unusual conditions that kept organic material intact for centuries.
Researchers expect laboratory analysis to clarify how the loaf survived thousands of years.
The discovery offers new context for Rome’s early presence in what is now Switzerland.
Vindonissa was a strategic hub along major river routes, Romans used it as a military outpost.
Archaeologists have long debated Vindonissa’s origins before it became a permanent fortification.
The find demonstrates how accidental discoveries can shed light on daily life in ancient Rome.
Researchers will transport the bread to a lab for detailed analysis and dating.
The broader significance ties to how artifacts reveal human history and bread-making traditions.

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