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A federal judge refused to dismiss a class action seeking to hold the NFL liable for an alleged decades-long pattern of pushing painkillers on hurt football players. Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis., home of the NFL’s Green Bay Packers. (Courthouse News photo/Kevin Lessmiller) SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — The National Football League must face claims that it failed to protect players from a decades-long pattern of painkiller misuse that caused some athletes to develop permanent injuries, a federal judge ruled Friday. U.S. District Judge William Alsup advanced a nearly seven-year-old class action ...

MACON — Commerce could not overcome a slim deficit on Wednesday and finished third in the 2021 Georgia High School Association Class A Traditional wrestling championships at the Macon Centreplex. The Tigers trailed by just 9 points heading into the finals but Day 1 leader Mt. Pisgah pulled away to capture the title with 256 points. Commerce finished with 202.5 points while defending champion Trion rallied to take second with 205. Mt. Pisgah's title win snapped Commerce's seven-year run as Class A Traditional state champions, which had been the longest current streak by any team in any spor...

The John Adams Courthouse in Boston, home of the state's Supreme Judicial Court. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR) Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court is sending a strong message about how courts should consider prisoners' requests for release because of the coronavirus pandemic. In a ruling involving two prisoners, the high court explicitly says the risk of the virus needs to weigh heavily in decisions about releasing those sentenced and appealing their convictions. The SJC approved both prisoners' requests for stays of their sentences. "We transferred the cases here so that we could address a variety o...

Should be set aside for any one of four reasons including lack of notice by the nfl that brady, being generally aware of the deflation or failure to turn over his cell phone who ever result in punishment and failure to have standards and the testing. and evidence partiality suggesting roger goodell was biased and fundamental fairness saying the union was denied evidence. the nfl's case is summed up in its brief saying, quote, as a matter of law the commissioner's evaluation of the evidence is binding here. in court nfl attorney daniel nash said the manual reminds the players they're subject to...

tries to and it is anxiety. >> david, the reference to the facts. the fact is that you as a public servant regardless of what those e-mails are labelled. how can hillary clinton get around the simple fact? >> where did it say that? she had a private server and everybody knew and it was fine. >> it is illegal. >> you may say it is illegal. but what legal authority say it is illegal for a private server. not even trey gowdy and the chairman of the benghazi investigation, no one is saying it is illegal. >> there is no charges yet as you point out, david. >> i point out it is not ill...