Newsmakers, Thursday, December 12, 2024

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Washington Interscholastic Activities Association will consider policy changes concerning transgender athletes...federal appeals court does away with Nasdaq rules designed to ensure boardroom diversity...and a significant number of American teens say they are online “almost constantly”.

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Washington Interscholastic Activities Association will consider policy changes concerning transgender athletes...federal appeals court does away with Nasdaq rules designed to ensure boardroom diversity...and a significant number of American teens...

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