Ethan Bauer

What does it really do, and will it actually become law?

College football’s most vaunted conference says it wants fairness. Will pending legislation deliver it?

Sunday's final features Catholic and Muslim superstars sharing a common goal — and offering a valuable lesson for the rest of us

The tournament’s gambling takeover is worse than you think.

Is it wrong to ask AI for help? A two-time best man and one-time "bard" explains his process

In Las Cruces, New Mexico, a softball team treads between youth sports excellence and excess.

What can Isaac Asimov's Three Laws, and science fiction in general, teach us about what comes next?

For the first time, Utahns can legally gamble on the big game from the comfort of home. Just don't call it a bet — it's a "trade."

In a state where just one percent of residents are Black, investors see opportunity to bridge racial wealth gap

Unpacking the tension between consistent punishment and judicial discretion.