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A former Everyrealm employee who was previously in the NFL argued he has "plausibly alleged" racial discrimination, sexual harassment, retaliation and other violations against the real estate startup and several executives, and Everyrealm's motion to partially dismiss his complaint misrepresented his allegations and the laws that support them.

The 2023 Canadian Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony took place on Thursday at Studio Bell in Calgary, highlighting four starkly different musical acts with storied Canadian careers during the event.

Two bridges that cross the Cuyahoga River in downtown Cleveland are under construction, causing frustration for business owners and community members.

The Vancouver rock group will be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame on May 18.

For months, Shaquille O'Neal avoided being served with a proposed class action over his endorsement of the now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX, and before servers finally caught up to him in April, a Florida federal judge blocked efforts to serve him through social media accounts. That, it turns out, was an exception to the increasingly approved practice of tracking down elusive targets by alternative means.

The NCAA has asked an Indiana federal judge to exclude the testimony of an expert for former HBCU athletes suing for racial discrimination, calling his analysis of the racial disparities in the NCAA's Academic Performance Program "inapplicable and irrelevant," and adding that the athletes should be denied class certification on that basis.

Only 4 units are available to rent at the Eagle Flats Apartments.

"Algorithm creators encourage a societal norm where facts are optional and anger and suspicion of authority are essential."_ David Steele.

Reducing the number of precincts would reduce the risk of error in giving a voter an incorrect ballot, official says.

West Virginia and co-defendants in a challenge to the state's transgender school sports ban have told the Fourth Circuit only "biological sex" is protected by the U.S. Constitution and Title IX, not gender identity, and that it should uphold a lower court's decision in the state's favor.