By Ricky Herrera
Jul 17, 2021
College athletes now have a legitimate economical option to stay in school. After the historic ruling by the United States Supreme Court to allow College athletes the opportunity to generate income from their name, image and likeness, top NCAA athletes are choosing to stay on the academic route over a professional one. For instance, several top NCAA basketball players who opted into the upcoming 2021 NBA Draft, are now changing course. Final Four star and UCLA Bruin s guard, Johnny Juzang s decision to return to school is one example of how college sports could be changing for the better.
NC Republicans avoid Kraken tactics but seek new inspection of 2020 voting machines Will Doran, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
Jul. 16 North Carolina Republican politicians hoping to conduct their own audit of the 2020 elections don t want to resort to legal action to try to force the State Board of Elections to let them have their way, they said Thursday.
The lawmakers could try to force their will on elections officials by issuing subpoenas, for instance. But Rep. Keith Kidwell, a Beaufort County Republican who leads the far-right Freedom Caucus in the N.C. House of Representatives, said he d rather not.
Tyler LaRiviere/Sun-Times
At least two employees of a Christian-oriented suburban theater company have resigned in recent weeks, citing its policy toward LGBTQ+ students.
The exits from Cary-based Christian Youth Theater Chicago, which offers workshops and puts on shows starring students ages 6-18, were prompted by a document issued by CYT Chicago’s board aligning itself with “traditional beliefs of God, the Bible, sexuality, marriage, human identity and gender.”
The statement ordered, “Speech and behavior of students, parents and staff must comply with a biblical standard, at least while on site and for the duration of the CYT Chicago programs in which these families and students are participating.”
US Supreme Court Rejects Bid To Drop Airline Mask Mandate
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about 10 hours agoThe United States Supreme Court has dismissed an application to void face mask-wearing rules on public transport, including airlines. (simpleflying.com) More.
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