NCAA surprise leaves states rethinking college athlete pay rules

As the NCAA considered new rules last year to allow college athletes to profit from the use of their name, image and likeness, state legislatures raced to implement their own laws to protect students and give their local…
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Army separating from its unvaccinated soldiers

The Army announced on Wednesday that will begin separating soldiers who are not vaccinated against COVID-19.Under a dir…
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Five surprise revelations from Flores lawsuit against NFL

The explosive lawsuit filed against the NFL on Tuesday by Brian Flores includes a number of shocking sections, from allegations of tanking to the widespread racism the former Miami Dolphins head coach alleges are behind h…
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NASA will crash the International Space Station into the ocean by 2031

The International Space Station will dive into Point Nemo, an are…
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Graham defends opposition to Jan 6 pardons after Trump calls him a 'RINO'

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Wednesday defended his stance against offering pardons to Jan. 6 defendants a day after former President Trump called him a “RINO,” an acronym that means “Republican In Name Only.”…
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Zucker resigns from CNN over undisclosed relationship

Jeff Zucker has resigned as head of CNN after failing to disclose his relationship with a senior executive at the company.Zucker, in a memo to CNN employees, said he was asked about “a consensual relationship” with…
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Vindman lawsuit accuses Trump Jr., Giuliani of witness intimidation, retaliation

Retired Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, who testified against former President Trump at his first impeachment, filed a lawsuit Wednesday alleging Trump’s eldest son, as well as adviser Rudy Giuliani and other Trump…
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Coming soon: Climate lockdowns?

The proclaimed crisis of climate changes appears ready to become the new COVID.
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Shipping giants under fire for record profits, fees as pandemic continues

Shipping giants have come under fire from U.S. business groups and watchdogs for raking in record-breaking profits on the backs of skyrocketing prices driven by unprecedented port congestion.
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