#legislation

#legislation

Governor Hochul's evidence law reform proposal faces mixed support and concerns about empowering prosecutors amid ongoing budget negotiations.

Senate Bill S.1194-A mandates 45 days' notice for rate increases by utility corporations to improve transparency and protect consumers.

New York State is banning sweepstakes casinos to prevent unregulated online gambling.

The assisted dying law in England and Wales will now be implemented in 2029, coinciding with the next general election.

The Isle of Man's parliament has approved assisted dying for terminally ill adults, marking a historic legislative milestone.

Assisted dying legislation faces a two-year delay for rollout amid stronger safeguards and a commitment to thorough implementation.

Assisted dying legalization may face a delay of four years but could be implemented sooner.

The proposed law aims to reserve apartments for volunteer firefighters and EMS workers in new affordable housing developments.

Local journalism needs community support for continued coverage of important issues like homelessness.

California Assembly is set to consider bills limiting transgender athletes' participation, reflecting shifting political sentiments towards trans rights.

California unions are pursuing a bill to safeguard labor organizing rights amid federal challenges.

AB 288 allows state intervention in union disputes if the NLRB is unresponsive.

Arkansas lawmakers introduced bills to legalize online gaming, allowing licensed casinos to operate iGaming platforms under regulation.

Maryland's Senate passed legislation to ban sweepstakes casinos, potentially signaling a future for regulated online gambling in the state.

Democratic senators urge Congress to collaborate with Trump to prevent TikTok's ban rather than enforce liability risks on service providers.

New legislation aims to combat false information in political campaigns by including social media and text messages as forms of communication covered under election laws.

Arkansas Republicans propose a bill allowing lawsuits against those supporting transgender youth's social transitions, undermining support for their identities.

Montana lawmakers are intensifying efforts to reshape the judiciary in response to multiple court rulings that block their legislative agenda.

Family members of late sanitation workers from Ground Zero may receive benefits similar to first responders with the Ignazio Giacalone Act.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is reviving discussions on a bill to increase penalties for masked protesters amid ongoing budget negotiations.

States are attempting to restore voting rights protections amidst federal court challenges to the Voting Rights Act.

Indonesia's Parliament passed a law increasing military roles in civilian posts, sparking protests and fears of returning to authoritarianism.

California's Medi-Cal program requires an additional $2.8 billion to avoid disruption in healthcare services for nearly 15 million residents.

California's proposed law mandates $15 monthly internet plans for low-income residents with specific speed requirements.

California is leading the way in addressing ultra-processed foods in schools with legislation aimed at enhancing children's health.

California legislators are pushing for better oversight of mental health insurance denials due to public dissatisfaction and tragic incidents like the killing of a healthcare CEO.

California might finally offer military retirement tax exemptions to retain veterans and bolster workforce contributions.

The crypto industry is gaining support in Washington, with key Democratic leaders advocating for favorable legislation.

Trump's executive order proposes dismantling the Education Department, transferring control of education back to states, amid bipartisan opposition.

Chuck Schumer's actions contradict his claims of supporting Jewish people, showcasing an irony in his advocacy against antisemitism.

Texas lawmakers are unlikely to legalize sports betting and casinos this session due to shifting legislative support against expanded gambling.

March 22 has seen significant historical events, including the release of The Beatles' first album, the Stamp Act, and the founding of the Arab League.

Medical care for sexual assault survivors has significantly improved since 1975, emphasizing their control and access to timely support.

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle reported on significant events, including legislative matters, economic observations, and canal construction updates.

DeSantis advocates for significant property tax reform in Florida to relieve taxpayers burdened by skyrocketing local government taxes.

Soaring home costs in Florida are prompting lawmakers to consider radical property tax reforms.

Republicans are leveraging public demand for reform in higher education to introduce legislation increasing federal control over colleges and universities.

Sixteen legislative proposals are currently under consideration in Congress, signaling vital shifts in higher education policy and governance.

Wyoming implements a law restricting DEI curriculum and activities at public higher education institutions to eliminate perceived institutional discrimination.

Three states are debating legislation that affects transparency in public university presidential searches, focusing on candidate identity disclosure.

Kentucky's Republican legislature approved a bill protecting conversion therapy for minors, overturning protections established by an executive order.

Hungary's parliament has banned LGBTQ+ Pride events under a new law pushed by the ruling coalition.

Georgia lawmakers are debating a bill that may enable discrimination against LGBTQ+ people under the guise of protecting religious freedom.

Congressman Nick Begich introduced The BITCOIN Act of 2025, aiming for the U.S. to acquire 1 million bitcoin and protect citizens' rights to self-custody their assets.

Argentina's Senate discusses Bitcoin for the first time, marking a significant step toward recognizing cryptocurrencies in legislative processes.

Crisis pregnancy centers are under scrutiny for privacy violations and misleading practices, prompting calls for investigations and legislative action across several states.

UK seeks expert insights on data brokerage risks to national security for upcoming legislation.

The sports betting industry has surged in popularity, especially since the legalization of online betting in various states.

Maryland's Senate unanimously passed a bill to ban sweepstakes casinos, signaling a potential push towards regulated online gambling.

Hakeem Jeffries condemns proposed Medicaid cuts as catastrophic and a means to fund tax breaks for the wealthy.

Mass General Brigham's layoffs highlight the need for healthcare executive pay reform amid rising budget deficits.

Patients often sign financial responsibility forms without knowing costs, leading to potential debt.

New York's law to protect consumers from financial risk faced opposition from healthcare providers.

Mexico City lawmakers banned violent bullfighting, marking a significant legislative shift towards animal rights.

Mexico City has banned traditional bullfights, transitioning to a non-violent alternative amidst ongoing animal rights activism.

Mexico City has banned violent bullfighting, marking a significant victory for animal rights advocates amid outrage from supporters of the tradition.

Mexico City has banned violent bullfighting through legislation, protecting animals and reflecting changing attitudes towards animal rights.

Mexico City has enacted a ban on traditional bullfighting, prioritizing animal welfare over centuries-old customs.

A couple faced fines for installing permitted insulation, prompting new legislation to clarify planning permission.

People Before Profit aims to exempt certain external wall insulation from planning permissions to ease homeowner burdens.

New legislation aims to simplify the process for external wall insulation to prevent planning permission issues.

Legislation introduced to exempt external wall insulation from planning permission to aid homeowners.

Local couple's struggle highlights the ambiguity around insulation regulations and planning permissions.

Proposed education legislation in England may reverse two decades of progress in school autonomy and children’s wellbeing, warns former Ofsted head Amanda Spielman.

The Conservative Party is pushing to legally ban mobile phones in schools, acknowledging the failure of previous guidance on mobile usage.