The Real Supreme Court Endgame for Abortion FoesThe abolition of Roe v. Wade has escalated the divide over abortion rights rather than resolving it.
Supreme Court appears skeptical of challenge to ban on gender-affirming care for minorsThe U.S. Supreme Court's conservatives lean toward supporting state laws over federal court intervention on gender-affirming care for minors.
The Real Supreme Court Endgame for Abortion FoesThe abolition of Roe v. Wade has escalated the divide over abortion rights rather than resolving it.
Supreme Court appears skeptical of challenge to ban on gender-affirming care for minorsThe U.S. Supreme Court's conservatives lean toward supporting state laws over federal court intervention on gender-affirming care for minors.
In Michigan, a diminished CFPB puts consumers at riskMichigan consumers at risk due to exemptions in consumer protection laws, relying on CFPB for enforcement.Diminishing the CFPB could lead to another financial crisis, warns Chopra.
Get with him or get out of his way: Ron Book's on a mission from God to end homelessnessRon Book's personal engagement highlights the human side of homelessness amid increasing legislative pressures and societal challenges.
Legal Battle Pits Bay Area Counties Against Trump Administration Over Sanctuary Policies | KQEDThe article discusses tensions over federal versus state power, highlighted by State Farm's rate hikes due to financial strain from wildfire claims.
La Canada Flintridge ditches appeal to builder's remedy projectLa Canada Flintridge withdraws legal opposition to a significant development project due to financial constraints, signaling challenges for cities resisting state housing laws.
ISPs fear wave of state laws after New York's $15 broadband mandateStates can implement stricter broadband regulations in the absence of FCC oversight, as demonstrated by New York's affordable broadband law.
Supreme Court rejects ISPs again in latest bid to kill NY's $15 broadband lawThe deregulation of broadband ISPs has led to calls for more oversight in response to the consequences of deregulation.Consumer advocates urge ISPs to collaborate for federal accountability in broadband offerings.
ISPs fear wave of state laws after New York's $15 broadband mandateStates can implement stricter broadband regulations in the absence of FCC oversight, as demonstrated by New York's affordable broadband law.
Supreme Court rejects ISPs again in latest bid to kill NY's $15 broadband lawThe deregulation of broadband ISPs has led to calls for more oversight in response to the consequences of deregulation.Consumer advocates urge ISPs to collaborate for federal accountability in broadband offerings.
How Safe Is Your Weed? Patchy Regulations May Leave Contaminants in the Weed Supply | KQEDState regulators are struggling to ensure cannabis product safety due to inconsistent contamination testing standards across states.
N.Y. Attorney General Warns Hospitals Against Canceling Transgender CareNew York hospitals face conflict between federal executive order against gender-affirming care and state laws protecting transgender youth's access to treatment.
Florida board approves extensive gen ed overhaulFlorida State students can no longer learn about the Seminoles in general education due to state curriculum changes.
Some price-gouging rules could be keeping high-end homes off L.A.'s rental marketState law restricting high rental prices is limiting options for wildfire victims seeking housing in Los Angeles.
Federal Circuit: State Law Conversion Claim Preempted Where Pleading Seeks Patent-Like ProtectionThe Federal Circuit upheld the preemption of BearBox's state law conversion claim by federal patent law, affirming no patent-like protections for unpatented technologies.
New Yorkers could get surprise $250 in the mail from unclaimed funds thanks to new state lawNew York residents may receive surprise checks of up to $250 from the state due to unclaimed funds.
Is 2025 the Year of Assisted Suicide?Most Americans view assisted suicide as a distant issue, but momentum grows in some states for legalization.
State lawmakers eye promise, pitfalls of AI ahead of November elections80% of state lawmakers believe AI poses a threat to elections, revealing significant concerns about state laws' efficacy.
Is 2025 the Year of Assisted Suicide?Most Americans view assisted suicide as a distant issue, but momentum grows in some states for legalization.
State lawmakers eye promise, pitfalls of AI ahead of November elections80% of state lawmakers believe AI poses a threat to elections, revealing significant concerns about state laws' efficacy.
Texas Abortion Lawsuit Against New York Doctor Kicks Off a New Legal Civil WarTexas lawsuit against abortion-related practices raises significant legal questions about state jurisdiction and reproductive rights enforcement.The case indicates potential for broader legal conflicts surrounding abortion laws in the U.S.
UC says federal law prevents it from hiring undocumented students. A lawsuit seeks to change thatThe UC coalition is suing for the right to hire undocumented students after a vetoed bill, asserting UC's authority as a state employer.
NJ superintendent, school admin husband rake in $600K annually - but actually live in Florida, possibly violating state lawNew Jersey educators making over $600,000 reportedly live in Florida, potentially violating state law prohibiting out-of-state residency for public employees.
Georgia Has Some of the Weakest Gun Control Laws in the CountryGun control remains a divisive issue in American politics, with stark contrasts in opinion between party lines leading to legislative stagnation.
24 states gear up for 'high-profile fight' with Brown University over Israel divestment voteDivestment proposal at Brown University risks severe financial penalties and legal ramifications from several state attorneys general.
Oklahoma judge halts enforcement of anti-ESG lawThe judge in Oklahoma blocked a state law prohibiting pension systems from investing with companies limiting investments in oil and gas.
Nurses union cries foul as staffing law takes effectThe Oregon Nurses Association accused hospital executives of undermining a state law on minimum staffing levels.