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A judge has ruled in favor of the plaintiffs and against the NCAA, stating that the rules regarding compensation for name, image, and likeness (NIL) are most likely in violation of antitrust laws and are detrimental to athletes. This decision was reported on WRALSportsFan.com.

Rewritten: This text was written by Teresa M. Walker and Ralph D. Russo from The Associated Press. On Friday, a judge at the federal level prohibited the NCAA from enforcing their regulations that prevent athletes from being compensated for the use of their name, image, and likeness in recruiting efforts. This ruling was made in

Florida is not prohibiting unvaccinated students from attending school, despite a current outbreak of measles.

The surgeon general in Florida is facing backlash for his actions regarding a measles outbreak at an elementary school. He has informed parents of unvaccinated children that it is up to them whether or not their children attend school, going against federal guidelines that require their exclusion. Dr. Joseph Ladapo, a well-known figure for his

Astronomers have discovered new small moons orbiting Neptune and Uranus.

Astronomers have recently discovered three previously undiscovered moons in our solar system: two orbiting around Neptune and one around Uranus. The International Astronomical Union’s Minor Planet Center announced on Friday that they had observed the distant, small moons using high-tech telescopes located in Hawaii and Chile. The most recent count shows that Neptune has 16

The state of Alabama has declared that frozen embryos should be considered children. The Republican party is uncertain about how to address this issue.

On June 12, 2019, a person trained in the study of embryos was observed working at the Virginia Center for Reproductive Medicine in Reston, Virginia. | Image credit: Ivan Couronne/AFP via Getty Images For the past 50 years, Republicans have united around the belief that life begins at conception. They have been frantically trying to

The Maryland House has approved a bill that would allow undocumented immigrants to purchase health insurance through the state exchange.

The state of Maryland’s House has passed a bill that would allow individuals to purchase health insurance through the state’s healthcare exchange, regardless of their immigration status. This will be made possible with the approval of a federal waiver. The bill was passed by the House with a vote of 101-34 and will now be

The use of Christian justification by the chief justice in his IVF opinion raises concerns about the separation of church and state.

The chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court cited a higher authority when declaring that frozen embryos are legally considered children according to state law. Chief Justice Tom Parker caused concern for those who support the separation of church and state and pleased religious conservatives who are against abortion by including quotes from the Bible

This week’s disruption in cellphone service highlights the decline of landline usage in the United States.

Bernice Hudson remained calm when her cellphone lost service due to an AT&T network outage. Instead, she simply used her landline telephone, a device she is attached to and chooses to keep despite owning a mobile phone, to communicate with the people she needed to talk to. “I don’t want to be misunderstood, I do

The biggest indoor pickleball and golf center in NC is scheduled to open in Raleigh.

This summer, a new facility for indoor pickleball and golf will open in Raleigh, potentially making it the biggest of its kind in North Carolina. Raleigh’s Pin Point location is scheduled to open towards the end of this year at 2201 S. Wilmington St., located south of downtown Raleigh. According to its advertisement, Pin Point

Reworded: “Photographs of Total Solar Eclipses Throughout the Decades”

For thousands of years, humanity has been captivated by the complete covering of our sun by the moon. It is a moment when the sky darkens and a sense of quietness falls upon us. It is captivating not only for those fortunate enough to be in the path of complete darkness, but also for those

A private spacecraft has successfully landed on the moon, marking the first US moon landing in over 50 years.

A privately-funded spacecraft successfully landed on the moon on Thursday, marking the first U.S. landing in over 50 years. However, initial communication was weak until flight controllers worked to establish a stronger connection. Although there were some issues with communication, Intuitive Machines, the company responsible for constructing and overseeing the spacecraft, verified that it successfully

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A judge has ruled in favor of the plaintiffs and against the NCAA, stating that the rules regarding compensation for name, image, and likeness (NIL) are most likely in violation of antitrust laws and are detrimental to athletes. This decision was reported on WRALSportsFan.com.

Florida is not prohibiting unvaccinated students from attending school, despite a current outbreak of measles.

Astronomers have discovered new small moons orbiting Neptune and Uranus.

The state of Alabama has declared that frozen embryos should be considered children. The Republican party is uncertain about how to address this issue.

The Maryland House has approved a bill that would allow undocumented immigrants to purchase health insurance through the state exchange.

The use of Christian justification by the chief justice in his IVF opinion raises concerns about the separation of church and state.

This week’s disruption in cellphone service highlights the decline of landline usage in the United States.

The biggest indoor pickleball and golf center in NC is scheduled to open in Raleigh.

Reworded: “Photographs of Total Solar Eclipses Throughout the Decades”

A private spacecraft has successfully landed on the moon, marking the first US moon landing in over 50 years.