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Kemp signs legislation for Prosecuting Attorneys Qualification Commission

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp Signs Law to Discipline ‘Rogue’ Prosecutors Amid Fani Willis Controversy

Gov. Kemp signed SB 332 into law saying the community suffers and property is put at risk when “out-of-touch” public prosecutors put politics ahead of public safety.

Wyoming Poised to Do Away With Gun-Free Zones

Wyoming's HB 125 repeals the designation for most places currently listed as gun-free zones, including public schools, colleges, and public buildings.

Federal Judge Strikes Down Bid to Block Gun Restriction Bill in Washington State

A gun rights group has lost a bid to block a Washington state law that imposes liability on firearms manufacturers for crimes committed with their products.

New York AG Letitia James Sued For Threatening to Block Transgender Sports Ban

Nassau County has sued New York AG Letitia James for her moves to block a county order that bans men from competing in women’s sports.
California's NEW Plan: Home Loans for UNDOCUMENTED Residents Amid Housing Crisis

California Moves to Expand Zero-Down, Interest-Free Home Loan Program to Illegal Immigrants

A proposed law would expand California’s homebuyer assistance program of zero-interest loans for the down payment on a home to illegal immigrants.

Men Banned From Women’s Sports at New York County Facilities

NY’s Nassau County announced ban on males competing at county-run facilities in league that doesn’t correspond to their biological sex or isn’t coed or mixed.

7 Indicted for Attacking NYPD Officers at Times Square

Seven persons have been indicted for attacking NYPD officers at Times Square DA Alvin Bragg announced during press conference with NYC Mayor Eric Adams.

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey Nominates Ex-Partner to Fill Supreme Judicial Court Seat

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey has nominated her former long-term partner, Justice Gabrielle Wolohojian, to fill a vacant spot on the state’s highest court.

Five Missing Marines in California Declared Dead

Five Marines with Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 361, Marine Aircraft Group 16, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing have been confirmed deceased following CH-53E helicopter crash Feb. 6, 2024.
We the People Second Amendment

California Law Requiring Background Check to Buy Ammunition Restored by Federal Court

CA law requiring people undergo a background check to purchase ammunition can be in effect while legal challenge is considered by courts, federal judges ruled.

Federal Appeals Court Halts Florida Ban on Property Buying by Chinese

A federal appeals court has temporarily blocked a Florida law banning Chinese citizens from buying property. A federal appeals court has issued a limited temporary...

Oregon Supreme Court Blocks 10 Republicans From Running for Reelection

The Oregon Supreme Court has just ruled that almost all of the Republican senators in the state are banned from running for reelection.