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FTC Drops Lawsuit Against Grand Canyon Education, Clearing Path for University Amid Ongoing Civil Suit

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Phoenix, Arizona — The Federal Trade Commission has dropped its lawsuit against Grand Canyon Education related to the university’s doctoral programs. This decision comes after the agency faced setbacks in previous motions to dismiss during a case initiated under the Biden Administration. The FTC’s dismissal arrived shortly after the U.S. Department of Education canceled a significant $37.7 million fine levied against Grand Canyon University in 2023. This fine had been a focal point of the litigation against the university. In a notable judicial victory for Grand Canyon Education, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the … Read more

Grand Jury Votes Against Indicting Orange Councilman, Clearing Path for His Political Future

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A grand jury in Orange, New Jersey, has decided not to file charges against a local councilman following an investigation. The decision marks a significant moment for both the official and the community as the allegations that led to the inquiry did not result in an indictment. The councilman had previously faced scrutiny over accusations pertaining to his conduct in office. Throughout the investigation, he maintained his innocence, asserting that he had acted within the boundaries of the law. With the grand jury’s ruling, he expressed relief and indicated his eagerness to continue serving the … Read more

NCAA Reaches Settlement in Multi-State NIL Lawsuit, Clearing Path for College Athletes to Profit from Personal Branding

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Nashville, Tenn. — A significant legal dispute concerning the rights of college athletes to profit from their own persona has reached a resolution. On Friday, the NCAA agreed to settle a lawsuit instigated by multiple states, including Tennessee, regarding its previous restrictions on athletes’ ability to monetize their name, image, and likeness (NIL). The essence of NIL arrangements is that they permit collegiate athletes to earn compensation through endorsements, appearances, and social media activities directly related to their personal brand. This shift signifies a departure from long-standing NCAA rules that strictly prohibited athletes from receiving … Read more

New York Attorney General Sues Suffolk Business for Illegally Clearing Protected Land for Commercial Development

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MANORVILLE, N.Y. — New York State authorities have initiated legal action against a Suffolk County business owner for allegedly violating environmental preservation laws by clearing protected land for a non-permissible cabinetry and woodworking operation. The suit, brought forth by the state’s Attorney General, Letitia James, and the Central Pine Barrens Joint Planning and Policy Commission, targets Roberts Premier Development LLC and its principal, David Roberts. It was filed this Monday in the State Supreme Court in Suffolk County. According to the lawsuit, Roberts Premier Development is accused of unlawfully clearing approximately 13,000 square feet of … Read more