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In an unlikely alliance, Christian family values groups and an LGBT activist have signed a petition against a proposed Connecticut bill they say could make pedophiles a protected sexual minority.
-children's identity - and let social workers take youngsters into care
Passed in the wake of 9/11, the 2001 AUMF is still used to justify war today
Shoplifting in California may get a lot easier, after the state Senate passed a controversial bill on May 31 that would make it illegal for store employees to confront thieves.
"From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs."
Right to repair signed into law in Minnesota - we won!
Days before PacWest Bancorp tanked from the mid-20s to the mid $2 range in 48 hours, Rep. Dan Goldman (D-NY) - the Levi Strauss heir / Trump impeachment lead counsel-turned-lawmaker, sold his shares in the beleaguered bank.
Florida governor Ron DeSantis signed into law on Tuesday a bill barring state officials from investing public money to promote environmental, social and governance goals, and prohibiting ESG bond sales.
Last week the House passed legislation increasing the debt ceiling. The bill was supported by all but four Republicans.
The Texas state senate passed legislation this week banning the purchase of farmland by citizens and entities linked to hostile foreign nations, a move which the author of the bill says will provide "sweeping state and national security protections."
The California Air Resources Board voted to ban the sale of all new diesel trucks starting in 2036. Tena Ezzeddine reports.
--which proponents say is an eco-friendly way to deal with remains
Update (1935ET): In response to today's passing of the House GOP debt ceiling solution, the White House issued a statement claiming that the bill "cuts veterans' health care, education, Meals on Wheels, and public safety, takes away health care fro
The House of Representatives passed a bill on April 20 that would prohibit taxpayer-funded institutions from allowing transgender athletes to compete in women's and girls' sports in schools.
Three years and one month after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the Covid-19 outbreak a global pandemic, President Joe Biden on Monday signed a bill which formally ends the public health emergency in the United States.
With the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, financial markets all around the world are on edge.
Bills introduced in the Texas House and Senate would create a state-issued, gold-backed digital currency.
The US Senate is considering a bill to ban TikTok. Introduced by Sen Hawley, the reason for the ban is the perceived threat to national security. There is a related law being considered which is the RESTRICT Act and was introduced by Sen Mark Warner.
North Carolina Rep. Tricia Cotham is reportedly planning to leave the Democratic Party and join the Republican Party, Fox News reported.
The RESTRICT ACT (anti-TikTok law) is an Orwellian NIGHTMARE that would seize web domains and imprison Americans for 20 years if they contradict the regime in power
The state would be able to police all communication platforms. VPNs would be included with violators facing up to $1M in fines.
A wave of bipartisan protectionism is making its way through Congress.
Two House Energy and Commerce Committee Republicans announced on March 20 they are introducing legislation to prevent the Biden administration from banning gas stoves.
American families have been in a battle to protect their children from an overreaching public health apparatus for years.
Appearing before the Senate Finance Committee Thursday, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said in no uncertain terms that she does not think a Republican proposal for the U.S. to prioritize its debt payments in the event of a default is viable.
"WA State Bill Will Send Political Enemies to Psych Wards" blares a recent headline from Kurt Nimmo's Substack.
Last year this substack reported on the increasing dangers of the global blood supply:
Legislators in Arkansas have a simple question before them: if pharmaceutical executives deliberately withhold knowledge of a product's adverse effects, should they be criminally liable if patients suffer serious harm from the product?
Rep. Michael Cloud (R-TX) reintroduced a bill which would require the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) to destroy firearm purchase records in their database.
Lawmakers approve ban, send it to governor
