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The ethics complaints lodged against two Democratic lawmakers for protesting Arizona Republicans’ refusal to repeal a 160-year-old abortion law should be thrown out, according to the duo’s attorney. “In order to protect the spirit of debate and the marketplace of ideas on the floor of the Arizona Legislature, the Committee must not interpret rules of […] The post Dem lawmakers say ethics complaints over abortion ban repeal outburst should be thrown out appeared first ...

A woman wearing a blue hoodie and purple pants was reportedly having quite the day when a law firm employee saw her rolling around on the ground, screaming.

A resident was tired of a neighbor’s harassment over their outdoor dog when she reportedly kept turning her in to animal control — about six or seven times — without any findings.

The Tennessee House of Representatives has passed a bill prohibiting local governments from reappointing lawmakers who were expelled for “disorderly behavior,” a clear jab at two Democratic representatives in particular.House Bill 2716 passed the Republican-dominated chamber Monday by a vote of 69-22. The measure, which now moves to the Republican-controlled Senate, states that if a local legislature needs to elect a successor for a vacant seat in the state General Assembly, &#x201...

An ethics panel of Arizona lawmakers found a pattern of bad language and threats by state Rep. Leezah Sun broke a rule against "disorderly behavior".

The five-member House Ethics Committee is scheduled to hear her case at 9 a.m. Tuesday in an open meeting at the state Capitol.

Two children had no choice in being audience to adults making poor choices when a mother reportedly followed a vehicle that she allegedly thought sideswiped her and the driver “didn’t say sorry or nuthin’.”

Two children had no choice in being audience to adults making poor choices when a mother reportedly followed a vehicle that she allegedly thought sideswiped her and the driver “didn’t say sorry or nuthin’.”

Indian-origin lawyer, Ravi Madasamy (M Ravi), charged with four offenses, including slapping a woman at a Hindu temple in Singapore

By Chernor Alimamy Kamara As the fight against ‘Kush,’ Cannabis Sativa, Tramadol, and other narcotics intensifies across the country, 22 suspects comprising 3 females and 19 males have been remanded at the Kissi Town/Banga Farm Correctional Centre in Waterloo on several Public Order Act and Drug-Related Offenses. The suspects were arrested in raids in and around Waterloo and