Politics 8 hours ago Idaho moves to ban use of public funds for transgender surgeries and hormone therapy Idaho moves to ban transgender sex change surgeries on public properties in new Republican-led bill.
Connecticut 3 days ago Connecticut considers banning legacy admission preferences at public and private universities CT lawmakers are considering banning the use of legacy and donor preferences in admissions to all colleges and universities across the state, public and private.
Florida 4 days ago Members of Florida's Disney district oversight board continue to shuffle a year after Gov. DeSantis' takeover The chairman of Disney World's governing district has left his role, continuing the district board's trend of shuffling membership since Gov. DeSantis took over more than a year ago.
Oklahoma 4 days ago Support in Oklahoma for reducing cockfighting penalties rises 20 years after the bloodsport was outlawed Oklahoma was one of the last U.S. states to outlaw cockfighting. A new proposal to weaken penalties for the crime passed the OK House, worrying opponents who thought the matter settled.
JD Vance 5 days ago Vance leads bill to address US munitions and readiness amid Ukraine aid battle Sen. JD Vance is introducing a bill to address munition supply chain issues in the U.S. and bolster America's defense preparedness.
Mississippi 5 days ago Mississippi allows automatic Medicaid coverage for pregnancy while applications are processed A new Mississippi law will allow Medicaid to pay for a pregnant woman's outpatient medical care for up to 60 days while her Medicaid application is being considered.
Illegal Immigrants 6 days ago Senate GOP bills target sanctuary cities after Laken Riley's death Sen. Thom Tillis is introducing two bills aimed at sanctuary jurisdictions, with one providing a pathway for people to sue sanctuary cities if they have been victims of crimes perpetrated by illegal immigrants.
Washington 6 days ago Washington county sheriff tells deputies to not enforce city's new homeless encampment legislation Burien, Washington city officials passed legislation banning homeless encampments and the King County Sheriff reportedly directed deputies not to enforce the ordinance.
West Virginia March 11 West Virginia bill that would allow teachers remove 'threatening' students from class fails A West Virginia bill that would allow teachers to remove kindergarten and elementary students from class for severe misbehavior but failed to pass before a deadline.
SENATE March 9 US senators make new push to make daylight saving permanent Senators Ed Markey, D-Mass., and Marco Rubio, R-Fla., made a renewed push to make daylight saving permanent ahead of daylight saving starting on March 10.