States

DOJ Sues LA Over Sanctuary City Policies: 4 Things to Know

DOJ filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles over what it said are “sanctuary city” policies that shield illegal immigrants from deportation efforts.

Oklahoma Ends Recommendation to Add Fluoride to Water

The Oklahoma State Department of Health has removed its recommendation that fluoride be added to public water systems.
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Newsom Signs California Budget Aimed at Addressing $12 Billion Deficit

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed California budget projected to close a $12 billion deficit through spending reductions on some of the state’s ongoing programs.

Lawmakers Approve Big Increase in California’s Film Tax Credit to $750 Million Yearly

Lawmakers approve big increase in California’s film tax credit to $750 million yearly through June 2030 to keep more film production in California.

Oklahoma Requests Soda, Candy Be Excluded From Food Stamp Purchases

Oklahoma has become latest state to request federal permission to exclude soft drinks and candy from items that can be purchased through SNAP.

Judge Blocks Georgia Law Requiring Social Media Age Verification

A Georgia law that requires social media networks to verify the ages of users violates the U.S. Constitution, a federal judge said on June 26.

Texas Expands Gun Rights With Ban on Red Flag Orders, Firearm Buybacks

Gov. Abbott signed pro-gun bills that expand carry rights in Texas, protect gun owner privacy, and bar local governments from hosting buyback programs.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Unanimously in Favor of GOP in Veto Battle With Governor

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of the Republican-controlled Legislature on Wednesday over Gov. Tony Evers’s veto powers.