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Court challenge to Indiana trans sports ban has been dropped
A lawsuit challenging an Indiana law prohibiting transgender students from competing in girls school sports has been dropped just weeks before it was to be heard by a federal appeals court.
Legislature must address WA nursing crisis
There’s at least one point in which all should agree: When nurses are overworked, patients are the ones who stand to lose.
Associated Press WA state boys basketball poll for Jan. 18
Federal Way takes over as No. 1 in 4A and Garfield remains No. 1 in 3A in the latest Associated Press state boys basketball poll.
Elon Musk “Lied” About Plans To Take Tesla Private, Lawyer Tells Court
A lawyer for angry Tesla investors told a California courtroom on Wednesday that CEO Elon Musk “lied” about having funding in place to take the company private, costing his clients millions of dollars.
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Without noncompetes, how do organizations make sure employees aren’t taking intellectual property when they go work to work for a competitor?
Broncos’ have six down, two to go in head coach interviews
The Denver Broncos are nearing the end of their interviews for their head coaching vacancy.
Player awarded back pay from Lyon over maternity leave
Midfielder Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir has been awarded more than $88,000 in back pay that was withheld by her French club team, Lyon, in violation of FIFA’s rules protecting maternity rights.