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NFL Retirement Plan Violated ERISA, Texas Judge Says

A Texas federal judge on Thursday lambasted the NFL player retirement plan for a history of selectively reviewing former players' applications for disability benefits and abusing its discretion, finding that the plan violated federal benefits law when it denied a retired Super Bowl-winning running back placement in a higher benefits class.
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Former Ravens President Refutes Ex-NFLer's ERISA Claims

Former Baltimore Ravens President and NFL retirement plan board member Richard "Dick" Cass on Monday defended the plan's decision to deny a retired Super Bowl-winning running back placement into a higher benefits class, telling a Texas federal judge he stands by the decision despite claims that it violated federal benefits law.
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House Republicans Call on DOJ to Enforce Federal Law Prohibiting Protests Outside SCOTUS Homes

(CNS News) -- Forty Republican House members have signed a resolution that condemns the pro-abortion activists protesting outside the homes of the conservative justices of the Supreme Court, noting that they are there to try to intimidate the justices to change their opinion about overturning Roe v. Wade, and calling on the Justice Department to enforce the law that prohibits such protests outside judges' homes. 
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Dems Defend Abortion to the Ends of the Birth

When the Supreme Court justices met Thursday for the first time since the leak, life looked anything but normal. Now they head into the city from secret locations, leaving their homes in the care of entire swat teams. By this point, they've heard about the waves of violence against pro-lifers and the vote on the most radical abortion bill in America's history. They pull into the Court, surrounded by eight-foot barricades, knowing that in just nine days, the entire country has been tu...
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