#legislation

#legislation

"We created our own IT systems, our own kitchen equipment, our own innovations - and if the brand returns, all of that becomes foreign again," he said.

"We could be in a totally different world six months from now."

Cllr Sheehan's call for an amendment to the Residential Tenancy Act highlights the urgent need to address the issue of pet-friendly rental properties in Ireland.

NPR's investigation suggests that out of 240 reported school-related shooting incidents, a staggering two-thirds were found to be false or unverified, raising serious concerns.

Rep. Mark Pocan emphasized the urgency of addressing F-35 noise pollution, stating that aircraft continue to generate deafening noise, impacting health and quality of life for local residents.

Sen. Rand Paul expressed his discontent with Trump's actions, labeling them as vindictive, but recent interactions suggest a reconciliation between the two.

This bill brings us one step closer to reestablishing that vital link - restoring a smarter, faster and more resilient option for commuters and families who deserve better than traffic jams and endless bus transfers.

We lived on my husband's pathetic little paycheck. I don't know how we did it, Hunter said. And we were lucky he had a job and my loans weren't that bad.

Let's cut straight to the chase - I'm here today to call out the blatant Assessments of Needs law-breaking by the Taoiseach and the Government.

We carry the same passengers, and in some cases, work on the same platforms as the other MBTA public employees. We should be treated the same.

H.R. 2808 aims to ban the use of trigger leads, impacting credit reporting agencies that profit from selling leads after credit pulls.

US Representative August Pfluger, a Republican from Texas, re-introduced this bill after his effort last year stalled in Congress. He wrote on X that his measure would 'defend the power of the citizen voter.'

The State Duma's recent legislation aims to create a national messaging service similar to WhatsApp, emphasizing control over technology and the internet in Russia.

"What this is intended to do is to open up access into our national forest and state parks for the public. So you add land, but you also add a lot of connectivity by doing this."

The bill, authored by Sen. Shirley Turner, aims to allocate $25 million from corporate tax revenues for urban farming and gardening land acquisition, benefiting underserved communities.

"Quick-build has become a planning staple, allowing California communities to fix road hazards before another bike rider or pedestrian is hurt," writes Jared Sanchez, policy director for CalBike.