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Op-Ed: Baltimore Ravens, Lamar Jackson Contract Woes are a Bad Omen

This isn’t the precedent set by any previous NFL contract negotiation, as far as I’ve seen. However, the NFL is in new territory, with the recent fully guaranteed contract to Deshaun Watson (which, without getting into too much detail, is quite possibly the most ill-informed business decision I’ve seen since Shark Tank turned down Ring doorbell cameras).

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Op-Ed: Places and Sites Where You Can Sell Your Clothing

Have you ever gone through your closet, saw an item of clothing and thought to yourself “wow, when’s the last time I’ve worn this?” If the answer is yes, then read along to find out how to clean out your closet and make a couple of bucks doing so. In today’s world, it is so easy to profit off of selling your no longer wanted clothes, and I have created a list of the best ways, online or on-site, to get started.

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Rising Fear of TikTok as an Attack on National Security

Last Thursday, TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew was called upon by the United States Congress to prepare a testimony addressing the concerns about whether TikTok violates American user privacy. Prior to the meeting, Chew celebrated the app’s success in having over 150 million active users each month. However, the celebration quickly became a source of fear as a national security risk over the significant amount of user data.

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Man In Southwest Ranches Faces 29 Charges Over Dead and Starving Animals In His Property

39-year-old man Arnold Musgrove; a citizen of Southwest Ranches, a town in Broward County, Florida; was arrested due to an animal neglect and cruelty investigation involving dead and uncared-for farm animals on his property. He was charged with three counts of cruelty to animals and 26 counts of unlawful abandonment or confinement of an animal.

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Los Angeles Schools Shut Down as Thousands of Workers Launch 3-Day Strike

The workers joined picket lines in the rain at a bus yard with signs reading, “RESPECT US!” demanding better wages and increased staffing. Other demonstrations are expected at schools across the city by members of Local 99 of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), which represents about 30,000 teacher’s aides, special education assistants, bus drivers, custodians, cafeteria workers, and other support staff.

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Kentucky Governor Signs Student Discipline Bill Into Law

Before passing the bill into law, it was granted support by Kentucky’s Republican-dominated legislature. During the House debate, Republican Rep. Timmy Truett came forth with his opinion and approval of the bill. He stated that the disciplinary steps are not intended to increase suspensions and expulsions among students, but rather to create a “learning environment free from disruptive behavior.” He said “this bill will make public education better,” giving the students and teachers what they deserve.

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