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The federal judge will set a new trial date during a phone conference scheduled for Thursday.

The federal government seized electronic devices belonging to Cade Cothren and others on Tuesday as part of a separate investigation.

Ahead of an impending federal corruption trial, Cade Cothren is now facing a potential cyberstalking investigation, per new court filings.

Meanwhile, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti wants AI restrictions for prerecorded robocalls.

A do-nothing special session called by Gov. Bill Lee brings about another public relations disaster for the Tennessee General Assembly.

Plus, why Glen Casada and Cade Cothren want their federal charges dismissed.

Former House Speaker Glen Casada wants federal charges against him dismissed before an October trial, claiming lawmakers who did business with a new vendor called Phoenix Solutions received the services they requested.

Former House Speaker Glen Casada filed a motion of dismissal for federal charges against him, stemming from a mailing services firm that the state and Republican politicians paid to use.

Federal prosecutors have okayed a request by former legislative staffer Cade Cothren to subpoena phone records in a Tennessee corruption case.

Prosecutors on Thursday approved a request by attorneys for Cade Cothren, former chief of staff to former Tennessee House Speaker Glen Casada, to subpoena records between Cothren and a potential witness in the upcoming trial of Casada and Cothren on federal bribery, theft and kickback charges.