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The National Football League Players Association, or NFLPA, is the labor union of players in football's National Football League. It was founded in 1956, but only achieved recognition and a collective bargaining agreement in 1968. After a lost strike in 1987, the union was formally decertified, converting into a professional association in order to pursue antitrust litigation designed to win free agency for its members. When that tactic worked it reformed as a union and resumed collective bargaining with the league in 1993. - Source: Wikipedia
Why do football players die early? That's the topic of research for a $100 million Harvard University study, to be funded by the National Football League Players Association.
The NFL is big business these days, but the new Congress isn't exactly playing tight defense in the face of a looming and perhaps economically damaging work stoppage.
The graying of America is showing up in Washington area real estate as an increase in medical offices.
