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2nd Amendment Preservation: Kentucky Bill Would Ban State Enforcement of All Federal Gun Control

Rep. T.J. Roberts and Rep. Felicia Rabourn filed House Bill 82 (HB82) to expand the current ban on state enforcement of a "federal ban" on firearms and ammunition to include any law, rule, or regulation effective after Dec. 15, 1791, the day the Second Amendment was ratified.

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Sixth Circuit Court Allows Tennessee to Enforce Online Digital ID Laws

Tennessee’s age verification law moves forward despite concerns over privacy violations and questionable effectiveness in protecting minors.

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Laken Riley Act Advances to Final Vote in Senate

The bill awaits final passage and the signature of incoming President-elect Donald Trump.

Chinese Hackers Infiltrate US Treasury, Yellen’s Computers In Another Biden-Era Cyber Breach

‘Override the service’s security’

145 Democrats Vote Against Deporting Illegal Alien Sexual Predators from U.S.

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6 Lawsuits Target Fluoride Overexposure, Marketing of Children’s Toothpaste

Parents filed multiple lawsuits on Jan. 13 against toothpaste companies alleging that fluoride in their children’s dental products poses dangerous health risks. Michael Connett, lead attorney with law firm Siri and Glimstad, is representing parents on six class action complaints. Two of the complaints are against Colgate-Palmolive Company over its toothpaste “aggressively marketed to children” […]

Biden DOJ Sues Tennessee County over Alleged Election Discrimination as Trump’s A.G. Nominee Awaits Confirmation

The Department of Justice (DOJ) under President Joe Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland launched a federal lawsuit against Fayette County, Tennessee, alleging its county redistricting plan for the Fayette County Board of Commissioners were gerrymandered to diminish the importance of black voters.
In its 17-page lawsuit, the DOJ accuses Fayette County of violating Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, arguing that black voters were given unequal voting opportunities as a result of the 2021 redistricting process.

Recall Elections in 2024 See 77 Officials Removed From Office in 2024

The number marks a 40 percent increase over the ten-year average.