Wit Minter NIL Attorney Sports Law on Florida State rsquo s lawsuit and attempt to get out of the Grant or Right ACC Will THIS matter for FSU when it comes to getting out of the Grants of Rights with the ACC What kind of argument is FSU bringing that may or may not help them out in their lawsuit Why have so many schools in the past not tried to challenge it sooner if it rsquo s a possibility Is it possible they wouldn rsquo t have a home if FSU was actually able to get out of this [... more]

David Ridpath TheDrakeGroup org joins the Adam Gold show to discuss the future of college sports and the legalities behind it What has the NCAA had ZERO luck in doing over the last few years -A week ago the NCAA sent a memo to its member schools warning that regardless of what State laws said the governing body rsquo s rules would take precedent -This has already gone terribly wrong for the schools and the NCAA nbsp Not sure why digging in their heels is the strategy -Congress is NOT going to pass a law to bail them out - [... more]

Despite potentially devastating consequences of Americans don't have a will leaving estate planning to a complicated range of state laws If you die without a will your loved ones might get kicked out of the family house and could face hefty surprise tax bills In this video Peter with Richon Planning and Erin Kennedy share these tips when it comes to creating a will -Know Your State's Laws -Make Sure All Your Assets are Covered -Don't Delay If you die without a will your loved ones may get nothing especially if they are unmarried partners or stepchildren who are left [... more]

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has suspended George Soros-backed state prosecutor Andrew Warren Gov DeSantis has stated that by declining to enforce a number of state laws Warren has publicly put himself above the law Jay Jordan and the rest of the Sekulow team discuss this and more today on Sekulow [... more]

America was built on the premise of free speech but today's news is filled with examples of limiting people's expression From prohibitions against misinformation to book bans and state laws restricting how teachers can discuss such topics as racial injustice sexual orientation and gender identity Correspondent David Pogue talks with writers and academics about free speech and a corresponding climate of self-censorship and with a New Hampshire history teacher who says The ghost of Senator McCarthy is alive and well in some of our state house hallways Performing as the group Tears for Fears English pop rockers Roland Orzabal and [... more]

The city of Texarkana sits squarely on the state border between Texas and Arkansas The city of inhabitants has two mayors two city councils and two police and fire departments The cross-town sporting rivalry between high schools draws an uncommonly high attendance reflecting the deep allegiance each has to their own state rsquo s school More significant challenges arise as well such as disputes over the shared water system governed by two sets of state laws Yet the town is known for its unity despite the line that divides it Residents gather annually for a dinner held on State Line [... more]

One coastal North Carolina county is fed up with solar energy operations Currituck County commissioners have enacted a moratorium on new solar operations Carolina Journal recently highlighted the commissioners' concerns Editor-in-Chief Rick Henderson highlights key points from the Carolina Journal report Some advocates are pushing North Carolina to engage in mens rea reform Mens rea is Latin for guilty mind The idea is that some state laws especially those linked to regulations do not specify that a person should have an intent to do harm before they can be charged with a crime Joe Luppino-Esposito policy analyst for Right on [... more]

Democratic Gov Roy Cooper has proposed spending more than million over the next two years to raise public school teacher pay Republican legislative leaders have their own ideas about boosting teacher salaries Terry Stoops the John Locke Foundation's director of research and education studies analyzes the competing priorities and explains what they could mean for the future of teacher compensation in North Carolina Craft brewers are trying to raise awareness about state laws that limit their ability to grow their businesses Ryan Self director of sales at the Olde Mecklenburg Brewery in Charlotte explains why it makes little sense for [... more]

In Part of a two-part series NC Family president John Rustin continues a discussion with Peter Sprigg senior fellow for policy studies at Family Research Council in Washington D C about a recent policy paper he wrote for FRC entitled Marriage on Trial State Laws Defining Marriage as the Union of One Man and One Woman Are Constitutionally Valid [... more]

In Part of a two-part series NC Family president John Rustin talks with Peter Sprigg senior fellow for policy studies at Family Research Council in Washington D C about a recent policy paper he wrote for FRC entitled Marriage on Trial State Laws Defining Marriage as the Union of One Man and One Woman Are Constitutionally Valid [... more]