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Supreme Court rules against NCAA caps on student athlete education-related gifts and benefits

Tuesday, June 22 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled against the NCAA in a long-running dispute over a cap on education-related gifts and benefits that schools may provide student-athletes. The unanimous decision, upholding lower court rulings, says the cap on a relatively narrow list of... Read More.

Supreme Court rules for religious liberty in case involving foster care, same-sex couples

Friday, June 18 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- In a unanimous ruling, the Supreme Court on Thursday sided with religious freedom in a case involving a clash over Philadelphia's anti-LGBT discrimination policy. The justices, an opinion written by Chief Justice John Roberts, ruled for Catholic Social Services in a case involving... Read More.

Judge rules Harvey Weinstein be transferred to Los Angeles to face sex charges

Tuesday, June 15 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) — A New York judge on Tuesday ordered that Harvey Weinstein be transferred to Los Angeles, where he faces criminal sex charges. "I will respectfully deny your petition," Erie County Court Judge Kenneth Case told Weinstein's defense attorney, Norman Effman, who had asked... Read More.

Judge rules against Cuba Gooding Jr. in groping case

Saturday, June 5 by ABC News

A judge has ruled in favor of the woman who accused Cuba Gooding Jr. of groping her in 2018. Page Six reports that Natasha Ashworth was awarded a default judgment against the Jerry Maguire and Men of Honor actor. Ashworth claims Gooding repeatedly tried to touch her backside while she was serving him at Tao... Read More.

Theater chains relaxing mask rules for vaccinated moviegoers

Friday, May 28 by ABC News

If you're headed to the movies this weekend, and you've had your COVID-19 vaccine, feel free to leave your mask at home. That's the word from three of the country's largest movie chains, AMC, Regal, and Cinemark. All three have announced that vaccinated patrons no longer... Read More.

Pompeos violated federal ethics rules in assigning staff ‘personal’ errands, watchdog finds

Friday, April 16 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and his wife Susan violated the federal government's ethics rules by requesting staff carry out personal favors, according to the State Department inspector general's office. The federal watchdog had been undertaking the investigation of the Pompeos for... Read More.

New York must offer vaccine to inmates ‘immediately,’ judge rules

Tuesday, March 30 by ABC News

By MARLENE LENTHANG, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A judge has ruled New York must offer the COVID-19 vaccine to all inmates in state prisons and jails immediately, condemning their exclusion from the shots as “unfair and unjust.”On Monday,... Read More.

WDFW SALMON SETTING RULES PUBLIC MEETING

Tuesday, March 30 by Marcee Maylin

For any fishers interested in Washington salmon, an informal discussion with state and tribal co-managers will be held this Wednesday the 31st. The discussion will cover the North of Falcon salmon season setting process and cooperative management for regional fishing. At 9:00 am on Wednesday,... Read More.

No jeans, no streams: Academy’s strict rules for this year’s Oscars ceremony

Friday, March 19 by ABC News

(LOS ANGELES) -- For those stars looking forward to going casual for this year's Oscars, or phoning it in via Zoom as they did for other recent awards shows, they'll have to think again. And sorry, Jason Sudeikis, it looks like you'll have to leave

Olympic torch relay will include strict rules to prevent spread of coronavirus

Tuesday, March 16 by ABC News

By IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News(TOKYO) -- After a yearlong wait, thousands of runners will begin passing the Olympic torch across Japan starting next week in the lead-up to the summer games.But the traditional revelry of the torch relay... Read More.

Federal government relaxes rules for nursing home visitations

Wednesday, March 10 by ABC News

By STEPHANIE EBBS and IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The federal government announced Wednesday that its rules for visiting nursing homes are being relaxed, citing a rise in vaccination numbers among the population.The Centers for Medicaid and Medicare... Read More.

Chicago’s United Center mass vaccine site tightens eligibility rules

Monday, March 8 by ABC News

By ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC News(CHICAGO) -- Chicago's United Center mass vaccination site limited appointments to Chicago residents Sunday after most of the initial slots went to people who don't live in the city."So far, more than 40,000 residents... Read More.

Stories tagged with: rules

Supreme Court rules against NCAA caps on student athlete education-related gifts and benefits

Supreme Court rules for religious liberty in case involving foster care, same-sex couples

Judge rules Harvey Weinstein be transferred to Los Angeles to face sex charges

Judge rules against Cuba Gooding Jr. in groping case

Theater chains relaxing mask rules for vaccinated moviegoers

Pompeos violated federal ethics rules in assigning staff ‘personal’ errands, watchdog finds

New York must offer vaccine to inmates ‘immediately,’ judge rules

WDFW SALMON SETTING RULES PUBLIC MEETING

No jeans, no streams: Academy’s strict rules for this year’s Oscars ceremony

Olympic torch relay will include strict rules to prevent spread of coronavirus

Federal government relaxes rules for nursing home visitations

Chicago’s United Center mass vaccine site tightens eligibility rules

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