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The North Dakota Supreme Court struck down Senate Bill 2015, because according to the court, it gave too much power to the legislative branch over the executive branch.

Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson is reminding Texans to prepare for the constitutional amendment election on Nov. 7.

He'll take the debate stage in California Wednesday night while mill workers an hour south of Tallahassee wonder if they’ll make their next mortgage payment.

“You’re finding both parties are saying, ‘This is a problem. A caucus is not the system we want to have for the selection process.’”

With a reportedly looming third special session on the horizon, Rep. Brad Buckley, R-Salado, who represents most of Killeen and rural Bell County on the outer edge of the county,

Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson reminded Texans to prepare for the upcoming constitutional amendment election on Nov. 7.

“It’s so much easier to maintain the status quo. It takes so much time to get people to reason past the indoctrination,” said a criminal justice advocate.

In August 2023, Centenary College became one of four private Louisiana higher education institutions to be designated a “hunger-free campus” by the Louisiana Board of Regents.

The wide-ranging omnibus plan would increase penalties for many types of violent offenses and create a new Kentucky State Police outpost in Louisville

State Rep. John Bryant said Democrats will need to work together if they want to block the “school choice” bill in October.