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Commentary: The legal profession lacks diversity, and the LSAT makes matters worse

Law schools are the gateways to a legal profession that lacks diversity by race, ethnicity, gender, disability and more. An important step to creating a more diverse legal profession is to change law schools’ admission policies.

Los Angeles Times

NBA Jerseys: Picking the Best, Worst and Most Underrated Uniforms

Which is the best jersey of all time? Which is the worst?

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Qatar’s Abuses Won’t Be Swept Under the Rug

Players and coaches are speaking out against the World Cup host.

Sports Illustrated

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‘This industry will stop at nothing’: big soda’s fight to ban taxes on sugary drinks

The soda industry has long lobbied against soda taxes in the US but recent evidence shows these extra charges have a positive effect

The Guardian - US

Energy Drinks Are Heavily Promoted — But Do They Work?

There is a wide chasm between marketing and science. But in the lucrative beverage industry, the lines have become blurred.

Zenger

Labor government locks in compensation scheme for financial misconduct victims despite ‘god-like powers’ warnings

Minister for financial services says government’s accountability regime is ‘locked and loaded’ and will not be changed

The Guardian - AU

SI:AM | Do the Patriots Have a Quarterback Controversy?

This isn’t exactly Brady vs. Bledsoe.

Sports Illustrated

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GOP Senators, Are You There? The American Bankers Association's New Survey Might Interest You

A new survey conducted by Morning Consult on behalf of the American Bankers Association (ABA) confirmed that a vast majority of U.S. adults support cannabis banking and urge Congress to pass legislation allowing cannabis businesses to access banking services in states where marijuana is legal.

Benzinga

What happens now with F1’s cost cap rule breakers?

After weeks of speculation, the FIA finally confirmed on Monday that Aston Martin and Red Bull had breached Formula 1’s cost cap last year.

Motorsport

What happens now with F1's cost cap rule breakers?

After weeks of speculation, the FIA finally confirmed on Monday that Aston Martin and Red Bull had breached Formula 1’s cost cap last year.

Autosport

Scott Fowler: Charlie Scott on racism, trailblazing, Dean Smith and why he chose UNC

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlie Scott, this week’s star of the “Sports Legends of the Carolinas” series, was the first Black basketball player on scholarship at the University of North Carolina. In many ways, he was the Tar Heels’ version of baseball player Jackie Robinson, dealing with the racism inherent in…

Tribune News Service

On this day: former Boston Celtics center Artis Gilmore born, Bob Donham passes

On this date in 1949, former Boston big man Artis Gilmore was born, and Bob Donham left us.

USA Today Sports Media Group

SI:AM | So Much for Kevin Durant’s Ultimatum

He’s staying in Brooklyn, but what comes next?

Sports Illustrated

Bluedot festival review – Björk shines brightest of all the stars at the observatory

An impassioned set from the Icelandic musician, performing with the Hallé orchestra, crowns a unique weekend of music in the shadow of the Lovell radio telescope

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NBA revenue hits a record $10 billion

Commissioner Adam Silver addressed several issues the league is dealing with.

The Hindu

NBA board stiffens ‘take foul’ penalty, rules play-in tournament to continue

The NBA has completed the process of changing the transition take foul rule, ending years of discussion about what to do with the long-maligned tactic

Chicago Sun-Times

Afternoon Edition: June 16, 2022

Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

Chicago Sun-Times

Independent bookstores grow, grow more diverse, like Laura Romani’s Los Amigos Books in Berwyn

She wanted to use her experience and “to contribute to the Latino community while also allowing myself to be on my own and make use of my love for books and passion for multilingualism.”

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The Independent UK

Independent booksellers grew in number, diversity in 2021

Independent booksellers are growing in number and becoming more diverse

Benzinga

Big Wall Street Banks Do Not Want Fed-Backed Digital Dollar Crypto Alternative - Read Why

Wall Street bankers are urging the U.S.

Los Angeles Times

Jackie Calmes: The bogus decision to strike the travel mask mandate reflects years of cynical GOP court packing

Leave aside whether you like the result — ending the mask requirement on planes, trains and other modes of mass transit — no one should support how the federal mandate came to be struck down this week.

The Guardian - US

Trump-appointed judge who overturned mask mandate becomes instant Republican heroine

Kathryn Mizelle, who overturned the federal requirement for masks on transport, part of Trump’s bid to reshape the judiciary

Tribune News Service

Jueza designada por Trump es heroína de la derecha por su decisión sobre el uso de tapabocas

El mandato del gobierno federal sobre el uso de mascarillas en el transporte público fue desechado por una persona designada por Trump considerada no calificada para el trabajo por la Asociación de Abogados de Estados Unidos, pero inmediatamente aclamada como una heroína en los círculos conservadores.

Tribune News Service

Trump-appointed judge becomes hero on the right for her mask ruling

The federal government’s public transportation mask mandate was thrown out by a Trump appointee considered unqualified for the job by the American Bar Association but immediately hailed as a hero in conservative circles.

Tribune News Service

US stops mask requirement on planes after judge’s ruling

Passengers on airplanes, trains and other public transportation in the U.S. don’t have to wear masks anymore, after a federal judge struck down the mandate.

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