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Democrats discuss Biden’s fitness as 7th lawmaker calls on him to quit race

Closed-door talks highlight party divisions over Biden’s electability against Donald Trump.

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House panel votes for TikTok divestiture, curtailed data brokering - Roll Call

A classified briefing with U.S. intelligence and law enforcement officials led the committee to fast track the TikTok measure.

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Lawmakers eye response as data brokers target ‘rural everlasting’ and ‘married sophisticates’ - Roll Call

Data brokers are riling up lawmakers by collecting personal data, including medical records, and using it to tailor marketing campaigns.

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Support for national NIL standard for athletes cuts across party lines - Roll Call

Republicans and Democrats agree there needs to be a national standard governing college athletes’ names, images and likenesses.

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Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, several MA politicians draft resolution to honor Boston Celtics legend Bill Russell

The resolution pays homage to the life and legacy of the Celtics legend.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Democrats widen scrutiny of tech over abortion data privacy

Democratic lawmakers are widening their scrutiny into the role of tech companies in collecting the personal data of people who may be seeking an abortion, as lawmakers, regulators and the Biden administration grapple with the aftermath of the Supreme Court ruling ending the constitutional protections for abortion

The Independent UK

Ahead of the Final Four, Democrats weigh college athletes’ struggles

Democrats in the House and Senate highlighted inequities facing women's sports and how some athletes go hungry while coaches make millions.

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IAEA aiming to deploy roughly 15-20 staff to Ukraine, U.S. lawmaker says

The U.N. atomic watchdog hopes to deploy around 15 to 20 staff to Ukraine's nuclear facilities if an agreement with Kyiv and Moscow is reached on ensuring safety there, a U.S. congressman said on Thursday after a meeting with the watchdog's chief.

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