House vote on NIL regulation act canceled despite Trump's backing as some Republicans still not on board

Fox NewsWednesday, December 3, 2025 at 10:52:15 PM
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House vote on NIL regulation act canceled despite Trump's backing as some Republicans still not on board
  • A scheduled House vote on the SCORE Act, aimed at regulating Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights for athletes, was canceled due to defections among GOP members and concerns regarding athlete rights, despite support from the White House.
  • The cancellation of the vote highlights the ongoing divisions within the Republican Party, as some members remain hesitant to back legislation that could significantly impact athlete rights and the landscape of college sports.
  • This situation reflects broader tensions within the GOP, as seen in other recent legislative efforts, including healthcare reforms, where party unity is increasingly challenged by differing priorities and public backlash.
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