U.S. Embassy in Paris Issues Warning to Americans

France raised its terror alert to the highest level after the attack in Russia. The U.S. Embassy in Paris issued an alert to all U.S. citizens in France,…

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FCC Proposes Rebates for Consumers Experiencing TV Blackouts

The commission requests public input on the proposal to compensate for service disruptions. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released a proposal that would mandate rebates for consumers experiencing…

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Senate Committee Agrees Reform Necessary for College Athletics

Signing deals, and physical and emotional care for student-athletes varies widely. The Senate Judiciary Committee recently agreed that federal action must be taken to solidify best practices for…

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U.S., Mexico, and Canada Jointly Address FIFA Business Exploitations

The nations will jointly host the 2026 World Cup in various North American locations. The U.S., Mexico, and Canada have launched a joint initiative to address the underhanded…

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Congress Moves to Expand Drone Security Measures

Legislation drafted that would permit drone detection technology at public events. Bipartisan representatives recently introduced legislation to the House, proposing to expand governmental authority over drone detection technology…

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Supreme Court Upholds Sexual Abuse Suits Against OSU

Justices rejected Ohio State University’s appeal to dismiss litigation. The Supreme Court rejected Ohio State University’s (OSU) appeal to dismiss hundreds of litigations seeking damages for sexual abuse…

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House Passes Bill on Girls’ Sports 

Athletes qualify based on biological genetics.  The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, sponsored by Representative Greg Steube of Florida, would recognize a person’s sex under…

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Senator Blumenthal Has Surgery on Fractured Leg 

He expects to be back in the Senate next week.  Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut suffered a fracture in his femur during a parade to honor the University…

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Education Department Resolves Gender Discrimination Complaint

Oregon school district is required to provide equally for boys’ and girls’ teams. The Office for Civil Rights for the Department of Education resolved an investigation into the…

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FTC Explores Reduction of Junk Fees

Extra, unnecessary charges are common in multiple industries. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) opened public comments this week to inform potential policies against junk fees. Junk fees are…

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