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I report in Huntsville for WAFF news. University of Tennessee grad
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Employment scam attempts double as scammers target job seekers

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By Matthew King 
| WAFF-TV (Huntsville, AL)
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Job seekers face a growing threat from scammers posing as employers, according to the Better Business Bureau. Employment scam attempts have doubled over the last few years, the BBB found. Scammers pitch the idea of quick and easy money but are actually looking to take money and information from job seekers. The most common way this scam starts is a text message. Scammers pretend to be an employer, often from a recognizable company.
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Tariffs on plastic goods driving up hobby prices

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By Matthew King 
| WAFF-TV (Huntsville, AL)
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Board game enthusiasts say their hobby is becoming more expensive as tariffs on plastics spike the price of their favorite games. Sam James, a board game enthusiast and former 48 employee, said he has noticed the increase. “With every game I purchase, there’s a new tariff cost that didn’t exist four years ago,” James said. Many pieces in board games are made of plastic, which is primarily made in China.
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Senate bill aims to regulate college sports amid NIL concerns

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By Matthew King 
| WAFF-TV (Huntsville, AL)
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WAFF) - A bipartisan Senate bill called the “Protect College Sports Act” aims to address the future of collegiate athletics, including name, image and likeness, the transfer portal and revenue sharing. Many in and around college sports testified in favor of the legislation, including players, administrators and legendary former Alabama coach Nick Saban. Name, image and likeness has been legal in the U.S. for almost five years.
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