Author: Mary McCue Bell and Stephen Dinan
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Will Congress finally set national NIL rules for college athletes?
With states and schools struggling to control themselves, Congress is eyeing an intervention into collegiate athletics that would set national standards for students’ compensation and try to preserve some of the athletic conference system.
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El-Sayed’s Sharia-to-canon-law comparison draws swift conservative backlash
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed drew a wave of criticism from conservative commentators Monday night after comparing Islamic Sharia law to Catholic canon law during a contentious interview with Fox News’ Jesse Watters.
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Federal judge blocks enforcement of Ohio proof-of-citizenship requirement for voter registration
A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked enforcement of an Ohio requirement that voters show proof of citizenship when registering to vote at a motor vehicle bureau, a rule that took effect for the first time this year.
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Dolly Parton’s Catalog Is More Than Just Catchy Tunes
Parton’s legacy is hard to put together in words. The thanks she’s owed for her contributions to music history cannot be measured.
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Trump’s ‘Largest Single Mass Revocation Of Visas’ Is Why Midterm Turnout Matters
Giving Democrats power to stop Trump’s efforts to crackdown on immigration writ large isn’t proving a point to Trump, it’s sacrificing America’s future.
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Trump Admin Proposes New $100K H-1B Fee To Offset Immigration Enforcement Costs
Trump Admin Proposes New $100K H-1B Fee To Offset Immigration Enforcement Costs The Trump administration plans to charge employers a fee of $103,265 for H-1B skilled foreign workers, according to a proposed regulation posted on Monday. Revenue from the fee would be used to offset the costs of running the federal immigration system – including…
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“This Is My Place Of Business”: How Cakes And Coffee Continue To Be Groundzero In An Age Of Rage
“This Is My Place Of Business”: How Cakes And Coffee Continue To Be Groundzero In An Age Of Rage Authored by Jonathan Turley via Jonathan Turley, “This is my place of business.” Those words from Jim Sheehan, owner of the Wydaho Roasters coffee shop in Driggs, Idaho, have sparked the latest controversy over the right…
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‘Watch Out, Tom Cruise’: Sydney Sweeney Shares Daredevil Video Of Wild Stunt
‘Feel the need for speed’
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Supreme Court Lifts District Court Injunction Permitting Trump Administration to Move Forward on Postal Voting Plan
At the core of the issue is the administration executive order that requires states to send their voter rolls to the U.S. Postal Service for mail service for mail-in ballots. The USPS would then cross-check with DHS and Social Security records to ensure each of the names and addresses were eligible to vote before mailing…