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In a striking clash between legal oversight and athletic governance, U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken has put the NCAA on notice regarding its proposed multibillion-dollar antitrust settlement. The Judge's stern warning underscores a critical issue: the fate of college athletes caught in a whirlwind of policy changes and financial...

It's rare for a team to walk into the playoffs without the weight of expectation, yet here sits the Oklahoma City Thunder, riding a tsunami of confidence against the Memphis Grizzlies. For brief stretches in Game 2, it felt like Memphis might reclaim some semblance of competitive vigor, especially...

In a surprising twist of fate that has sent ripples through college football circles, Madden Iamaleava, a quarterback with immense potential, has decided to forsake his initial commitment to the Arkansas Razorbacks to follow in the footsteps of his brother, Nico Iamaleava, and join the UCLA Bruins. This jump,...

In an ironic twist that feels more like a chaotic political carnival than sober governance, the Trump Organization recently launched merchandise proudly touting “Trump 2028.” This bold move sends ripples through the political landscape, reinvigorating debates about the future of presidential terms in the United States. Is this merely...

Recent statements by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reveal a pervasive sentiment that the U.S. seeks a cooperative trade relationship with China. The notion of a "big deal" on trade sounds appealing, but on closer inspection, it raises fundamental questions about the sincerity and feasibility of such negotiations. Bessent’s call...

The American public school system is teetering on the edge of a financial abyss. As we approach 2025, the expiration of federal pandemic relief funds coupled with a catastrophic decline in student enrollment threatens to dismantle the very fabric of public education. According to analysis by Georgetown University's Edunomics...