AMY SCHNEIDER

Amy Schneider, who won 40 games in a row on ‘Jeopardy!'.

"Jeopardy!" legend Amy Schneider won the 2022 Tournament of Champions in the Nov. 21 episode.

Amy Schneider, a "Jeopardy!" champion, is planning on attending the hearing for an Ohio bill that would ban gender-affirming surgeries for minors at the Ohio Statehouse.

"Jeopardy!" champion Amy Schneider described this week how she prepared for her 40-game winning streak last year.

Amy Schneider revealed she secretly married Genevieve Davis during an intimate wedding in May. The "Jeopardy" champion won 40 games in a row this year.

Schneider, the top female and top trans contestant on the show, has married Genevieve Davis.

"Jeopardy!" champion Amy Schneider announced that she and her partner Genevieve Davis got married back in May.

The administration’s spotlight on these issues comes as several Republican-led states have passed laws and bills that erode protections for transgender people.

President Biden is advocating against what his administration calls “dangerous anti-transgender legislative attacks."

President Biden is advocating against what his administration calls “dangerous anti-transgender legislative attacks."

President Joe Biden has marked Transgender Day of Visibility by denouncing what he's calling “hateful bills” being passed at the state level.

JAMES HOLZHAUER, Matt Amodio and now Amy Schneider. Three so-called “Jeopardy!” super champions in less than 12 months.

The millionaire game-show winner has big plans as a public figure.

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"Jeopardy!" winner Amy Schneider has a few big ticket items in mind for her gameshow winnings.

Amy Schneider racked up nearly $1.4 million on "Jeopardy!." She will likely owe nearly half of those winnings to taxes.

Current “Jeopardy!” powerhouse Amy Schneider made history once again earlier this week when she won her 39th game, becoming the contestant with the second-most consecutive victories of all time.

Schneider ends her storied run on the show with the second-longest consecutive win streak in its history and $1,382,800 in earnings.

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Amy Schneider’s historic 40-game winning streak on “Jeopardy!” came to an end Wednesday, and it was a Chicagoan who bested her: McKinley Park resident and multimedia librarian Rhone Talsma, who finished in first place with a score of $29,600. Schneider finished second with $19,600. Talsma works at the Chicago Ridge Public Library and said that being a professional librarian does provide ...

Schneider, the first woman to earn $1 million in winnings on the show, has now won 39 games and $1,319,800.

HBO and HBO Max have beaten Netflix to be the top contender at the GLAAD Media Awards with 19 nominations, landing the bulk of its nods for TV shows like “Hacks,” “The Other Two” and “The Sex Lives of College Girls.”.

Amy Schneider has racked up more than $1.1 million in a "Jeopardy!" winning streak. She will likely owe roughly half of that to taxes when she leaves the show.

Schneider won her 33rd game on Friday night, beating a full-time parent from Massachusetts and a financial analyst from California.

The first transgender "Jeopardy!" contestant to qualify for the Tournament of Champions, Schneider has captivated audiences with her gameplay.

She's the fifth millionaire winner in the trivia game show's history.

Schneider is one of only four people to have ever broken the $1 million mark on the quiz show in regular-season play.

Since her record-breaking run began on Nov. 17, Schneider has won 28 consecutive victories and become just the fourth person to top $1 million in regular-season earnings.

Schneider is one of only four people to have ever broken the $1 million mark on the quiz show in regular-season play.

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Schneider, the first transgender contestant to qualify for the Tournament of Champions, is continuing to break game records.

Schneider, the first transgender contestant to qualify for the Tournament of Champions, is continuing to break game records.

“Jeopardy!" champion Amy Schneider — who is transgender — has a few choices words for the transphobic comments that have been directed at her on social media.

Buddhists monks in Seoul joined with about 150 other people to get their gloved hands into massive containers of chili and salted cabbage and make kimchi - a fiery national dish. Eight thousand kilos of cabbage were used, with half given to needy households and the other half to Buddhist organisations, including the Jogyesa temple that organised the event.