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As the United States begins commemorating 250 years of independence, Tennessee is launching its own statewide celebration honoring the state’s pivotal role in America’s story. Governor Bill Lee announced a

A new North Carolina law is set to provide greater flexibility for law enforcement officers nearing retirement. House Bill 50, also known as the “LEO Special Separation Allowance Options” legislation,

Well, here we are again. Another Tuesday, another trio of absurd, unnecessary, and completely delightful holidays that make me wonder if there’s some bored committee somewhere in a basement, drinking

A new law signed by Governor Phil Scott this week is being hailed as a potentially lifesaving milestone for student health and school safety. Bill H.480, a wide-ranging education bill,

The countdown to America’s 250th birthday begins with a star-studded tribute to the heartland’s most iconic sound: country music. In a powerful lead-up to the nation’s semiquincentennial, the “250th Anniversary

Arizona’s legislative standoff came to a head Friday as the House approved a revised state budget that trims over $100 million in spending and includes a series of conservative priorities—an

Senate Republicans in New York state are urging Governor Kathy Hochul to veto legislation they say would drive up energy costs and weaken New York’s already strained electric grid. Following

The future of Wisconsin’s landmark conservation initiative, the Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program, remains in focus but will not be decided as part of this year’s state budget deliberations. Ahead of Friday

This week, David Winston of The Winston Group highlights how voters view the GOP tax bill—and how to reach the 38% still undecided. Most aren’t opposing the bill on partisan

In this week’s WG Economy, David Winston of the Winston Group warns that Medicare’s financial collapse is accelerating, with insolvency now projected by 2033—three years sooner than expected. The main