#legislation

#legislation

Tennessee leads in gun thefts from unlocked vehicles, driven by permissive laws and societal fear.

Proposals to require gun owners to secure firearms face significant opposition.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld New York's law requiring good moral character for handgun carry, marking a win for gun control advocates.

Mayor Adams labeled a tragic crash as an 'accident', downplaying systemic failures that led to the incident.

The need for stricter measures to prevent dangerous driving is highlighted by the recent fatal crash.

Mayor Lurie's first 100 days focus heavily on public safety and bold initiatives, including homelessness reform and controversial personnel changes.

The driver in a tragic Brooklyn crash killing a mother and her daughters is facing serious charges amidst psychological evaluation.

A Brooklyn woman faces multiple charges after a deadly crash that killed a mother and her two daughters and left a 4-year-old critically injured.

Utah's ban on fluoride in municipal drinking water has sparked national debate about public health and individual freedoms.

Utah's law restricts prominent flag displays on campus, targeting pride flags and influencing faculty compliance.

Utah's pay-for-performance air quality program will end due to lack of proven effectiveness as of May 7.

California allocates $180 million for wildfire prevention including prescribed burns and vegetation management as part of a larger budget plan.

California introduces a $15 internet bill to ensure affordable access for low-income households.

California's proposed AB 1468 threatens ethnic studies by limiting content on Palestine, reflecting ongoing ideological tensions in education.

California Senate rejects S.B. 222, a groundbreaking climate recovery act aimed at holding oil companies accountable for climate disaster damages.

Anti-trans bills in California, AB-844 and AB-89, have failed to advance, preserving trans athletes' rights to compete based on gender identity.

California proposes bill for rideshare drivers to negotiate better pay and benefits.

A mental health crisis among police officers in New York is leading to alarming suicide rates, necessitating urgent legislative action.

Gisela Rosa's experience emphasizes the crucial role of peer support in student mental health after trauma.

Changing legal names for identity recognition is a burdensome process that may become more complicated with proposed voter ID laws.

Marcy Rheintgen's arrest in Florida highlights the controversial enforcement of transgender bathroom restrictions, raising concerns about civil rights and legal absurdity.

Democratic lawmakers propose a plan that will increase costs for Oregonians to address transportation deficits.

Legislative proposals to increase Florida's speed limits may lead to more accidents despite bipartisan support.

The UMA successfully advocated for the Bus Parity and Clarity Act during their annual Fly-In event.

The bill aims to ensure motorcoaches are treated equally to public transit in toll payments.

The Senate passes a crucial budget blueprint to fast-track Trump's agenda, enabling tax cuts and spending reforms despite Democratic opposition.

Senator Ruben Gallego's support for the GENIUS Act demonstrates increasing bipartisanship in cryptocurrency legislation, influenced by the industry's financial backing.

Residents are increasingly confronting lawmakers about transparency issues, while legislation is being introduced to limit public engagement and shield information.

The government must clarify its plans for a distributed digital identity system to address ongoing uncertainties.

Maine lawmakers are considering legalizing online poker and casino gaming, controlled by tribes.

Efforts to legalize online poker and casino games in Maine and Arkansas have stalled, leaving prospects for expansion bleak.

Legislative movements for online gaming have officially ceased in Maine and Arkansas, reflecting broader industry challenges.

Hawaii lawmakers are moving towards legalizing sports betting and establishing a casino, signaling a significant shift after a long anti-gambling stance.

Hawaii may legalize online sports betting and fantasy sports to generate revenue amidst financial challenges.

New parents in Congress face significant challenges balancing child care and legislative duties, highlighting the need for policy reforms.

House Speaker Mike Johnson faced a significant defeat after attempting to block a proxy voting proposal for new parents, revealing divisions within his party.

Bipartisan legislation introduced to limit presidential tariff authority amid Republican concerns about Trump's tariffs.

Sam Liccardo raised $1.5 million in his first quarter as a Congressman, aiding Democratic efforts and enhancing his profile among colleagues.

Trump advocates for making daylight saving time permanent to end biannual clock changes.

Fluoridation is deemed vital for children's dental health, challenging a recent bipartisan legislation to halt its addition to Miami-Dade's drinking water.

Miami-Dade County has voted to end the addition of fluoride to drinking water, spotlighting a growing trend against water fluoridation.

Senator Keenan warns that the sports betting industry mirrors the early days of the opioid epidemic, with reckless marketing contributing to addiction.

Santa Cruz County's ban on filtered cigarettes is a significant step toward reducing tobacco waste and healthier coastal environments.

Colorado proposes a new reinsurance program to reduce home insurance costs and limit utility companies' wildfire liabilities.

America's gun culture faces growing tensions surrounding gun control, especially regarding semi-automatic weapons in Colorado.

New Hampshire considers swapping historical horse racing machines for traditional slot machines and video lottery terminals to boost revenue.

Mississippi Senate failed to advance a bill for online sports betting and a ban on sweepstakes casinos.

Tidelands concerns influence legislative negotiations regarding sports betting.

The STABLE Act's advancement may solidify stablecoins as a crucial global financial tool, with implications for both regulation and corporate power.

Stakes are high as both supporters and critics voice concerns about the implications of stablecoin legislation.

The crypto industry is influencing legislation, particularly focusing on stablecoin regulation to support its objectives.

The new waqf amendment bill in India proposes adding non-Muslims to management boards of Muslim endowments, igniting controversy and potential legal challenges.

The Indian Parliament passed a bill increasing oversight of Muslim trusts, facing accusations of discrimination against the religious minority.

The Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2025 alters governance of Muslim-donated properties, enabling non-Muslims on boards and stirring significant political and social controversy.

North Carolina moves to legalize informal poker games to protect players from arrests.

Five individuals are still missing in North Carolina six months post-Hurricane Helene, showcasing the storm's enduring effects.

The U.K. Cyber Security and Resilience Bill aims to enhance protections against ransomware and update outdated cyber regulations.

UK government seeks to address copyright concerns amid criticism from artists and peers over AI's use of protected works without permission.