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After lengthy negotiations, the United States Senate has passed with bipartisan support a $95 billion programme to send aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan. The final vote tally was 79-18, with three Democrats voting alongside 15 Republicans against the bill.

The Alaska House of Representatives voted by a wide margin and with bipartisan support on Friday to ban children younger than 14 from using online social media. House Bill 254, from Rep. Sarah Vance, R-Homer, also requires companies that provide internet pornography to check whether an Alaskan viewing that pornography is at least 18 years […]

President Joe Biden signed a foreign aid bill that included a potential TikTok ban unless its Chinese owners sell the platform.

The Alaska House of Representatives voted by a wide margin and with bipartisan support on Friday to ban children younger than 14 from using online social media. House Bill 254, from Rep. Sarah Vance, R-Homer, also requires companies that provide internet pornography to check whether an Alaskan viewing that pornography is at least 18 years […] The post Alaska House approves social media ban for young kids, online pornography ID checks for all appeared first on Alaska Beacon.

Republican attorneys general from 17 states have filed a lawsuit challenging a rule entitling workers to some abortion accommodations, alleging the regulation adopted by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is in overreach. The lawsuit, led by Tennessee and Arkansas, was filed in federal district court in eastern Arkansas on Thursday. It alleges that EEOC’s…

All Republicans and most Democrats in the Kansas House voted to override Gov. Laura Kelly's veto of a bill cutting income, property and sales taxes.

TikTok, the clock is ticking on the popular social media app’s existence in the United States. President Joe Biden signed a bill on Wednesday approving the ban of TikTok, adding significant pressure on the platform to find a new owner.

Kansas’ Democratic governor on Wednesday vetoed a broad package of tax cuts for the second time in three months.

NC’s medical marijuana legalization bill has not seen action since last year. Should it resurface, a Democratic senator who voted for the bill said he would no longer back it without fixes.

House lawmakers are moving ahead with plans to increase junior enlisted pay and military housing stipends, but the idea could face opposition in the Senate