With the NCAA having washed its hands of policing athletes’ name, image or likeness (NIL), state lawmakers are in a position to give their universities an advantage in signing the best athletes in the nation.
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There was a time in Washington when the polar opposites – the most conservative Republicans and most liberal Democrats – signaling their displeasure with an initiative meant it had found the sweet spot in the middle of the ideological spectrum and was destined for enactment.
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Washington’s two greatest challenges of May, a possible default and chaos on the southern border, showed hopeful signs of resolution last week amid great uncertainty for the short- and long-term results.
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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned on Tuesday that the U.S. could run out of cash and default on Treasury bonds as soon as June 1, earlier than most had estimated.
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With the sports world in full swing – from the Final Four to The Masters to the upcoming NBA and NHL playoffs – Vianovo partner Michael Shannon and Will Feltus, Senior Vice President at National Media, released new political sports bubbles.
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