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High school athletes take a page from college with growing NIL movement

College sports changed forever two years ago when the NCAA declared that athletes could start making money through name, image and likeness (NIL) deals. Now, high schoolers want in on the action too. While NIL contracts at the pre-college level are rare and usually only for big names, some young athletes have been able to...

The tyranny of the GOP isolationist minority

A small group of Republican politicians who believe compromise and bipartisanship are the dirtiest of dirty words is thwarting the will of the majority — and undermining our democracy.

Israel increases number of hostages taken by Hamas to 212

The estimated number of hostages who are being held by militant group Hamas has increased to 212, according to an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson. IDF spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari confirmed at a Sunday morning press conference that 212 people were taken by Hamas fighters on Oct. 7, multiple news outlets reported. This is slightly up from...

The global grasp of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is tightening 

Over the last four decades, the leaders of the Islamic Republic have made no secret of their desire to obliterate Israel. The question now arises: how does the international community perceive a regime that advocates for Israel's destruction and supports groups attacking Israeli citizens?

Tim Scott: US must stand ‘shoulder-to-shoulder’ with Israel amid war in Middle East

GOP presidential candidate Sen. Tim Scott (S.C.) said the U.S. must continue to strongly back Israel in its ongoing war against Hamas in Gaza. “We need to be standing shoulder-to-shoulder and back-to-back with no daylight with Israel,” Scott told host John Catsimatidis Sunday on “The Cats Roundtable” on WABC 770 AM. “We're seeing the devastation...

Chicago faces a migrant crisis as it prepares to be a Democratic convention host city

CHICAGO — Operatives in charge of the Democratic convention in Chicago next year are starting to plan for an unconventional type of election year...

Biden, Senate Democrats see fundraising edge in third quarter

Democrats are seeing an early fundraising edge in several key 2024 races, with third-quarter figures giving President Biden a boost over his Republican rivals and giving vulnerable Senate Democrats the advantage in closely watched contests just more than a year out from next November’s Election Day. “The good news for Democrats is that, even in...

House chaos forces Senate to take the wheel on spending

The stalemate in the House is forcing the Senate to pick up the legislative slack and take the lead on spending. The includes keeping the government funded, as well as an emerging aid package that includes money to help Israel and Ukraine and to ease concerns at the border, a top issue for House Republicans...

Senate warns of increased crime on Capitol Hill as lawmakers and staff face string of robberies, carjackings

The Senate is offering safety tips and reminders amid an "increase" in crime throughout D.C. and a series of violent attacks against lawmakers and Capitol Hill staffers.

Ohio constitutional amendment on abortion goes ‘way, way too far,’ even farther than Roe: Gov. DeWine

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is urging voters in his state to oppose a November amendment enshrining abortion into the Constitution that he says goes "way too far."

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