The Latest Breaking News from Charlie Baker

Apparently weary of waiting on Congress to clean up its mess, the NCAA has reportedly finally taken action on name, image and likeness. In true NCAA fashion, the action doesn’t appear rooted in reality.

ORLANDO, Fla. — As a lifelong politician, Charlie Baker knows the importance of remaining connected to your constituents. So during his first 100 days as president of the NCAA, Baker traveled around the country, visiting as many college conferences as possible.

There is growing bipartisan support for a federal bill to help provide more oversight around name, image and likeness.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey (D) on March 15, 2023, announced that Massachusetts’ COVID-19 state public health emergency will end on May 11, 2023, to align with the end of the federal public health emergency. The governor also announced that on May 11 she plans to rescind state Executive Order 595,…

Less than a day after the doors closed on March Madness, college athletics’ governing body was handed a new legal battle from the firms behind the Alston Supreme Court case.

HOUSTON — The Final Four has taken over Houston, where even the light rail trains are wrapped in the NASA-inspired logo, alongside the logo of one of the NCAA’s “corporate champions,” of course. It’s the same thing in Dallas, where all of the signage at both airports leaves no traveler…

Charlie Baker spoke on various topics during Final Four weekend, including NIL legislation, the state of the women’s tournament and transfer rules.

The thing is only one of them is being willfully obtuse

"Those people are awful people."