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The Senate approved sweeping new federal rules for college sports in an effort to stabilize an unsettled system.

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The bill that aims to impose guardrails on NIL spending, coaching movement and more, passed the Senate on Sept. 28.

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Senate passes sweeping new rules for college athlete pay and eligibility, but House fight looms

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Senate passes Protect College Sports Act, a major overhaul of collegiate athletics rules

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Senate passes Protect College Sports Act to regulate transfers, paying athletes

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The U.S. Senate passes a sweeping bipartisan bill that would regulate college sports.

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The Senate approves a sweeping bill to regulate college sports, despite opposition from some Democrats.

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The Senate approved sweeping new federal rules for college sports in an effort to stabilize an unsettled system.

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An Embarrassing Hack

The F.B.I. is scrambling to assess the damage from one of the worst thefts of government personnel data on record.

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Lurid new details in alleged Cornell gang rape exposed by DA as he battles 'threatening' phone calls

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Anthropic IPO leaked

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Midterm food fight

Amid foodborne illness and high-profile recalls, food safety has become an election issue for many.