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JANUARY 31, 2023: The South Dakota House of Representatives this afternoon (Jan. 31, 2023) passes a resolution...

A resolution that would ask voters whether to change New Mexico’s constitution so that state lawmakers no longer draw their own voting districts is moving forward in the legislature with bipartisan support. But the proposal to create an independent redistricting commission also has detractors in both parties.

Big Boosts to Cybersecurity and Tech Funding in $1.7T Omnibus Bill Signed by Biden - “The bipartisan fiscal 2023 omnibus spending agreement includes $2.9 billion for the...

Her Excellency Madam Clar M. WeahFirst Lady of the Republic of Liberia;Her Excellency Chief Dr. Jewel Howard-TaylorVice President of Liberia, and President of the Senate;Mr. Speaker;Mr. President Pro-Tempore;Honorable Members of the 54th  Legisl

Days remaining in session: 46 Committee considers San Juan cleanup: A bill to require state oversight of the cleanup of the San Juan Generating Station got its first hearing Saturday morning. Sponsored by Rep. Anthony Allison, D-Fruitland, House Bill 142 would put the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department and the Environment Department in charge of overseeing the remediation […]

MANILA - Voting 272-0 with no abstentions, the House of Representatives on Tuesday passed on third and final reading a proposed measure seeking to strengthen the promotion and delivery of mental health services in basic education through the hiring and deployment of mental health professionals. House Bill 6574, or the proposed Basic Education Mental Health and Well-Being Promotion Act, is a consolidation of House Bills 929, 3691, 4162 and 4194 authored by Reps. Roman Romulo (Pasig City), Rex Gat...

Oregon voters have made their feelings about the state’s income tax kicker system exquisitely clear.

With Arkansas lawmakers set to begin the fourth week of the 94th General Assembly's regular session, House committees this week will consider a bill that would

By Phaedra Haywood, The Santa Fe New Mexican The Legislature’s debate over crime is beginning to take form, centering on two key issues: whether suspects accused of serious offenses  should be detained in jail as a matter of course, and whether a risk assessment process known as the Arnold Tool is a threat to public […]

The popularity of Arizona's universal school choice program, which pays for private schools, brought higher-than-projected costs and future budget impact.