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California Legislature Passes Amendment Keeping Operating System Age Signals
Browsers are out of the handoff, but app stores and developers still get a live read on user age categories.
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Does the First Amendment Give You the Right to Disrupt a Church Service?
The First Amendment protects both freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, but those rights do not give activists carte blanche to invade a church and take over the service. Or so I thought. Now, however, a group of activists who did just that have filed a motion to dismiss federal civil rights charges, arguing…
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Hochul, Mamdani Urge DHS to Disburse $87 Million in Counterterrorism Funding for NY
Homeland Security said the state has yet to spend previously allocated funds. ‘Gov. Hochul is manufacturing a funding crisis,’ FEMA said.
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Trump Admin Sues School District For Clandestine Student Gender Transitions
‘Parental rights are paramount in the operation of America’s public schools’
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The Male Workforce Crisis Nobody Is Talking About
An increasing number of able-bodied men are no longer working, which is creating ripple effects throughout the economy.
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Federal Judge Blocks New York From Enforcing $75 Billion Climate Superfund Law
The court found the 2024 law imposed billions in liability preempted by the Clean Air Act
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Massachusetts Fails To Get Suit Tossed Over Delayed Gun Permits
‘Their LTC applications are effectively denied’
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Tennessee Approves First-Ever License for Commercial Fusion Project
Tennessee issued its first-ever fusion-specific byproduct material license to Type One Energy, clearing the way for the company’s planned fusion facility in Clinton.
Type One Energy intends to break ground on the new facility at the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)’s Bull Run Energy Complex, which the company expects to be operating by 2034, according to a state press release.