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A sweeping new national law signals Beijing’s decisive turn away from ethnic autonomy and toward enforced assimilation.Read More
Gov. Whitmer signed multiple bills into Michigan laws Thursday, efforts to protect healthcare workers and help local communities thrive.Read More
New York’s new law that requires retailers to accept cash went to effect on March 21st. The legislation (S4153A/A7929), which was signed into law by N…Read More
A bill that would require students to use school bathrooms and locker rooms that match the sex listed on their birth certificate has passed the S.C. Senate.Read More
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has certified the proposal to ban data center construction in the state, pending voter signatures for a potential ballot measure.Read More
The state fined Flock $500 – the state penalty for first-time offenders – after finding the company operated without a license.Read More
Washington, DC’s law requiring newly constructed or improved buildings to be zero-energy by 2027 was upheld by federal court Thursday.Read More
A federal judge has upheld North Carolina’s photo voter ID law, setting aside claims by civil rights groups that discrimination against Black and Latino voters warrants striking it down. The decision is a significant win for Republican leaders who initially passed the law in 2018. The law didn’t …Read More
The law is changing to allow 50% light transmission, a law that’s more in line with other Midwestern statesRead More
Can nutrition, supplements, and even your gut microbiome help lower that risk?Read More