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West Loop braces for 1,000-shot Malört world-record attempt
local4 days ago

West Loop braces for 1,000-shot Malört world-record attempt

Hundreds are expected to gather at Recess in Chicago’s West Loop to attempt the world record for most Malört shots taken simultaneously, with more than 1,000 participants anticipated. Tickets sold out, a livestream will run 6–8 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. record shot is planned; the event features Malört-themed bites, live entertainment, prize giveaways and celebrity appearances, with proceeds benefiting Ravenswood Community Services. Participants can join in-person or, via dozens of participating bars nationwide or at-home shots.

via NBC 5 Chicago|
#chicago#local#malort
Senate recess stalls Protect College Sports Act, delaying college-sports overhaul
politics27 days ago

Senate recess stalls Protect College Sports Act, delaying college-sports overhaul

The Protect College Sports Act failed to receive a Senate vote before a five-week recess, likely killing its chances of becoming law before the midterms. With momentum fading, NCAA and power conferences may pursue alternative paths, and House passage remains uncertain, potentially requiring a compromise with a practical drop-dead date in November.

via NBC Sports|
#college-athletics#ncaa#politics
GOP Senators Move to Cancel August Recess to Push SAVE America Act
politics1 month ago

GOP Senators Move to Cancel August Recess to Push SAVE America Act

Senate conservatives led by Sen. Mike Lee want to cancel the August recess to debate and pass the SAVE America Act, an election reform measure President Trump has prioritized. Other GOP senators, including Susan Collins, Thom Tillis, and Jim Banks, say the Senate should stay in session to move the bill forward, which has failed to attract any Democratic support and is described by some as dead ahead of the 2026 midterms. The bill would require citizenship documentation to vote registration, photo ID to vote, and would place limits on mail ballots.

via Yahoo|
#election-reform#mike-lee#politics
Inside Trump's Controversial Cabinet Selections and Their Implications
politics1 year ago

Inside Trump's Controversial Cabinet Selections and Their Implications

The Trump administration's vetting process for key positions involves Senate approval for over 1,000 roles, including Cabinet members and ambassadors, requiring financial disclosures and Senate hearings. Some positions, like the national security adviser, don't need Senate approval but still undergo FBI checks. Recess appointments allow a president to bypass Senate vetting by appointing officials during congressional recesses, though these are temporary and have been used less frequently since a 2014 Supreme Court ruling against Obama's use of the process.

via BBC.com|
#appointments#politics#recess
"Schumer's Border Deal Push Delays Senate Holiday Recess and Unlocks Ukraine Aid"
politics2 years ago

"Schumer's Border Deal Push Delays Senate Holiday Recess and Unlocks Ukraine Aid"

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has delayed the Senate's holiday recess in order to negotiate a joint package on border security and Ukraine aid before the end of the year. This comes after the Biden Administration urged congressional Republicans to stay in Washington until the bill passes. It remains unclear if Schumer's move is a strategic move to blame Republicans for failing to pass the Ukraine aid package or if he is genuinely hopeful for a deal. Talks are said to be moving in the right direction, but no agreement has been reached yet.

via Forbes|
#border-security#chuck-schumer#politics
Record-Breaking Heatwave Sweeps Kansas, Prompting Schedule Adjustments and Heat Alerts
education3 years ago

Record-Breaking Heatwave Sweeps Kansas, Prompting Schedule Adjustments and Heat Alerts

Topeka Public Schools in Kansas is adjusting schedules for recesses and outdoor athletic practices due to record-breaking heat, with temperatures expected to remain above 100 degrees until Friday. The school district is providing resources to help students navigate heat issues at home and may hold recess indoors or in the morning when temperatures are cooler. Buses will continue to operate, but families are encouraged to drive students to school if there are concerns. Maintenance teams and principals are prepared to address any heat-related issues within school facilities.

via WIBW|
#education#heat-advisory#recess