Author: Craig Meyer
Here’s a look at the updated USA TODAY Coaches Poll, D1Baseball poll and Baseball America poll on Monday, May 11Read More
Officials with the International University Sports Federation stopped in Greensboro Monday as part of a regional tour.Read More
The initiative has drawn more than 400 inquiries, according to Jaimie Krass, the president and CEO of Keshet. So far, 29 applications have been approved, representing 56 people across households in 12 states, and $274,500 in loans have been…Read More
The bipartisan six-bill package would strengthen oversight of mobile home parks and expand protections for residents.Read More
The state’s first-in-the-nation legislation over so-called swipe fees is slated to take effect July 1, but credit card companies and banks are challenging it.Read More
Written by experts who have experience with high-stakes situations like FBI hostage crises and diplomacy, “Never Settle” stands out from other negotiation books by focusing on practical exercises and taking a coaching approach.Read More
On May 6, several Senate Democrats sent letters to three nationwide consumer reporting agencies (CRAs) requesting detailed information about how Buy Now,Read More
The lawsuit alleges Washington’s Department of Children, Youth and Families isn’t doing enough to provide immigrant youth in its care with legal services that could grant them pathways to legal status.Read More
HALO laws create a mandatory a buffer (often 25 feet) around active first-responder operations, with legal penalties for individuals who refuse a warning and interfere.Read More
The American Bar Association is poised to eliminate or pare down three separate diversity and non-discrimination requirements from its law school accreditation standards, saying those provisions threaten both the organization’s federal recognition and the national system of law school oversight.Read More