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Ex Alabama football coach Saban tells Congress NCAA 'needs fixing,' limit eligibility, compensation
NCAA athletes were not allowed until 2021 to make money off their athletic ability, until the governing body changed rules to allow students to profit from their NIL.
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Four Tren de Aragua members plead guilty to 2024 double murder
Court documents claimed Keiber Jaen Martinez, Samuel Gonzalez Castro, Eferson Morillo-Gomez and Keineyer Ibarra-Mujica agreed to kill 44-year-old Claretha LaQuesha Daniels, 36-year-old Justin Lawless and an unidentified third person in May 2024.
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Justice Department files superseding indictment against Southern Poverty Law Center
The field sources allegedly used money to attend extremist rallies, host rallies, grow existing chapters, create new chapters, recruit, donate to extremist leaders, and pay living expenses, the indictment charges.
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HHS says 'rogue employee' changed voicemail to Domino's pizza recording
“Torturing puppies with our tax dollars isn’t funny, but people at HHS apparently think it is,” WCWP Senior Vice President Justin Goodman said
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Trump administration files birthright citizenship brief to the Supreme Court
Trump imposed the order last year as a means to deter pregnant tourists from having their babies in the United States and illegal migrants to stop using the method as a way to remain in the country.
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Thune warns Senate's April recess could be canceled if DHS shutdown continues
The Senate is currently expected to break for a two-week recess next Friday. Senators would normally return to their home districts to put in face time with their constituents, which is particularly valuable this year with the midterms in November.
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Two former FBI agents sue Patel, Bondi for wrongful termination related to 'Arctic Frost' probe
The pair allege that their First Amendment rights to free association and speech were violated, along with their Fifth Amendment rights to due process.
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DHS claims Democrat congressional staffer falsely claimed to be immigration attorney 11 times
The department claimed the staffer, Benito Torres, told a detention facility that he was an attorney representing multiple people at the center and even signed federal paperwork that attested to the claim.
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Most spy chiefs agree: Biden-era intel assessment on Havana Syndrome should be retracted
The likely retraction of a Biden-era assessment downplaying foreign involvement in Havana Syndrome would be the latest example of the Trump intelligence community walking back or correcting Democrat-led intel analysis.
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James Comey subpoenaed in Justice Department's 'grand conspiracy' probe
Comey has not commented on the subpoena so far, but previously decried allegations of a "grand conspiracy" as political persecution and lawfare.
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IRS whistleblowers tell story of effort to pursue Hunter Biden tax dodge
The drama began in 2018 when Joseph Ziegler, an IRS criminal investigator, uncovered potential tax fraud tied to the Bidens.
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Fetterman claims Democrats are ruled by Trump Derangement Syndrome
The Pennsylvanian said one example of "Trump Derangement Syndrome" is the reaction to the conflict raging in the Middle East, dubbed "Operation Epic Fury." The U.S. helped Israel strike Iran late last month, which has prompted pushback from Democrats.
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Judge rejects Trump admin suit over price of eggs
The Trump administration brought the lawsuit last year as part of an effort to lower egg prices, which spiked in 2024 and became a symbol of rising cost-of-living issues.