NCAA, Congress Work Toward National Law For Athlete Compensation
Almost 20 states have passed laws allowing college athletes to profit but the NCAA is urging lawmakers to create a standardized framework.

Unlike men's tournament, Women's Final Four featuring fewer upsets
Although several top-seeded teams made it to the Final Four, one team will miss its first Final Four since 2007.

Just 6 March Madness brackets predicted the highly unlikely Final Four
The odds of correctly predicting this year's Final Four teams: 1 in 600,000.

15th-seeded Princeton beats Missouri 78-63 to reach Sweet 16
The Tigers will be the second Ivy League school to make the Sweet 16 in the past 43 tournaments, joining Cornell in 2010.
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Potential TikTok ban could limit small businesses' reach
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GOP lawmakers in Kentucky override transgender bill veto
Kentucky lawmakers have pushed out a veto of a bill that would regulate personal aspects of transgender care for young people.

Judge upholds Boy Scouts' $2.4 billion bankruptcy plan
The plan aims to settle tens of thousands of claims made by men who said they were sexually abused as child Scouts.