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State Representative Katie Dempsey has been tapped to lead a newly formed House Study Committee that will examine the growing challenge of placing abandoned or unaccompanied children following discharge from

Two proposed bills aimed at combating antisemitism and protecting Jewish students on New York college campuses were blocked in committee last week, prompting frustration from members of the state’s Antisemitism

A growing legislative effort to clean up Pennsylvania’s food supply gained momentum this week as lawmakers held a press conference and informational hearing on the Healthy PA Package, a sweeping

A new law in Alabama will soon give law enforcement officers greater legal protection when doing their jobs. Starting October 1, police officers, jail guards, dispatchers, and other law enforcement

Four bills authored by Senator Romaine Quinn passed the Wisconsin State Senate this week, each one quietly tackling everyday issues that hit close to home for people in Northwest Wisconsin.

In this week’s WG Discussion Points, David Winston of the Winston Group unpacks Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg’s claim that Kamala Harris could’ve beaten Trump—if only she’d focused more on the

Young Texans are helping keep history alive, one essay at a time. More than 700 students across the Lone Star State submitted entries for the 2025 Save Texas History Essay

Yesterday, Governor Glenn Youngkin announced the launch of Safe Kids, Strong Families, a major initiative aimed at transforming Virginia’s child welfare system with a renewed focus on safety, family stability,

Arizona just took a major step in protecting children from being targeted by marijuana marketing. On Monday, Governor [Name TBD] signed House Bill 2179 into law, reinforcing the state’s commitment

State Rep. Dean Arp received a standing ovation on the House floor Tuesday for a life-saving act of heroism and a follow-up gesture that helped restore hope for a North