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Leveling the Playing Fields: Women Are Champions Again
Riley Gaines and her fellow swimmers have tasted a bit of justice this week. The University of Pennsylvania has agreed to resolve a Title IX investigation with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights after it has found that it unlawfully allowed a transgender woman to compete on the women’s swim team. This is now in violation of federal policy.
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Retail grocery antitrust claim assignee sues Keurig Green Mountain for alleged monopolization of coffee markets
A company holding antitrust claims from a major grocery retailer has filed suit against Keurig Green Mountain, alleging the coffee giant used unlawful tactics to dominate the single-serve brewer and K-Cup markets.
Daniel Houston, original co-founder, accuses Mosaic Group I Inc. of false advertising over Parlor Social Club founder claims
A dispute has arisen over the marketing of the Parlor Social Club app, with allegations that its operators falsely attributed founder status to an investor in the original club.
America's 250th Celebration: The Patriotism Our Nation Needs
As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, something remarkable is happening in Washington, D.C.