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Biden administration has the highest number of Article III judicial nominees with well-qualified ABA ratings in the last 30 years

President Joe Biden’s (D) administration has had the highest number of Article III judicial nominees with Well Qualified ABA ratings in the last 30 years with 165. President Donald Trump (R) had the most Qualified judicial nominees with 79. He also had the most Not Qualified nominees with 6. Including…

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Daily Quiz | On NBA champions

The Hindu’s Daily Quiz on NBA Champions.

The Hindu

Outfit warning issued ahead of Harry Styles' Slane concert

The Watermelon Sugar hitmaker brings his Love On Tour show to the Co Meath venue today

Irish Mirror

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Bedlam in Broadcasting: Remembering the Chaos of Julius Erving Slicing Up the Nuggets

Nearly 50 years ago, Denver watched Dr. J vaporize its Game 6 lead as the Nets won the final ABA title and all hell broke loose.

Sports Illustrated

Missouri jurors sentenced Michael Tisius to die for killing prison guards. So why did they change their mind?

Execution scheduled for Tuesday

The Independent UK

The Hidden Life of Law School Adjuncts: Teaching Temps, Indispensable Instructors, Underappreciated Cash Cows, or Something Else?

That's the title of a new piece that Markus Funk,* Andrew S. Boutros,** and I*** have forthcoming in the Texas Law Review Online Edition. You can read it in PDF, or below; we still have plenty of time to edit it, so we'd love to see any corrections or suggestions.…

Reason

Frankie Lucas, the best boxer you’ve never heard of, now has his own play

‘Going for Gold’ is a south-London fairytale about a Commonwealth champion who was long denied his shot

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Mark Story: Cotton Nash, once a Kentucky basketball ‘rock star,’ dies at age 80

Charles Francis “Cotton” Nash, one of Kentucky Wildcats men’s basketball’s all-time greats, died early Tuesday. He was 80.

Tribune News Service

NBA World Reacts As Nuggets Edge LeBron James, Lakers to Reach First Finals

Denver's victory was almost a half-century in the making.

Sports Illustrated

Independent bookselling expanded again in 2022, with new and diverse stores opening nationwide

The independent bookselling community continues to grow, with membership in the American Booksellers Association reaching its highest levels in more than 20 years

The Independent UK

Banks unveil new weapon to ‘freeze’ scam payments

Australia's banks have joined forces to unveil a new weapon to help save victims from transferring their money to scammers.

The New Daily

Banks unveil new weapon to fight scams, but consumer group says customers remain exposed

Australia's under-pressure banks unveil a new tool to combat scam transactions, but consumer groups say they're still not doing enough to deal with an escalating problem.

ABC News

SAFE Banking Act Finds Support as Senate Hearings Begin: This Week in Cannabis Investing

The Senate this week began its first-ever hearings on the SAFE Banking Act, with the cannabis legislation finding support from the ABA.

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On this day: Pitino hired; DJ retired; 1965 NBA draft; 1968 expansion draft

On this day, Rick Pitino was hired as head coach and team president of the Boston Celtics, Dennis Johnson retired, and 3 Cs were taken in the '68 expansion draft.

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New Column in ABA Journal: "Law schools face an inflection point with diversity, equity and inclusion"

"Universities and faculties in particular should take decisive action to prevent future Steinbachs and Eldiks from subverting the core principles of academic inquiry."

AAP

Financial pain not over by any stretch as fears mount

Financial stress levels are low but an unexpected expense can easily push borrowers over the edge, Australian Banking Association head Anna Bligh says.

Reason

New Essay in the ABA Journal: The ABA needs ideological diversity to ensure its future

"If the ABA does not arrest its progressive lurch, the organization risks its own obsolescence."

ABC News

Big banks urged to repay scam victims as ASIC report slams inconsistent approach to losses

The big banks are under growing pressure to do more to prevent scams and repay victims after a report by the corporate regulator found they only compensate a tiny number of customers.

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Spencer Haywood: the NBA star who opened the door for generations of prodigies

The basketball legend whose legal case improved the landscape for generations of young stars may finally be getting his due in history with a forthcoming biopic

Kiplinger

Delta-8 Restricted in Kentucky: This Week in Cannabis Investing

Kentucky lawmakers passed a bipartisan bill to regulate Delta-8 THC, a psychoactive cannabinoid.

Reason

New Law School "Mismatch" Data from UCLA Lawprof Richard Sander

Not surprisingly, low LSAT scores are strongly correlated with low bar passage rates.

Reason

Rampant Plea Bargaining Is a Raw Deal for Defendants

A new report details how plea bargaining can hurt defendants and warps the justice system.

Tribune News Service

Texas leads in Pro Football Hall of Famers, but how does state compare in other sports?

DALLAS — No state has more native-born players in the Pro Football Hall of Fame than the state of Texas. Zach Thomas’ recent election will add to the number of Texans enshrined in Canton, Ohio.

The Guardian - US

The history of the slam dunk: from outlawed move to beloved highlight

The NBA Slam Dunk Contest has become an institution in modern basketball. But for years dunks were outlawed in college and high school games

ABC News

Australian Brumby Alliance loses Supreme Court case to stop culling in Victoria's Alpine National Park

The Australian Brumby Alliance says a Supreme Court decision allowing the culling of wild horses will deny the animals a chance to be rehomed. But Parks Victoria says it has an obligation to control invasive species.

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