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After Taylor Swift became the latest victim of pornography generated by artificial intelligence, Utahs Sen. Mike Lee asked her to join with him in promoting a piece of legislation he plans to re-introduce next week.

After Taylor Swift became the latest victim of pornography generated by artificial intelligence, Utah’s Sen. Mike Lee asked her to join with him in promoting a piece of legislation he plans to re-introduce next week. Lee says he will re-introduce the PROTECT Act, which would “require pornography sites to verify the age of all participants in pornographic images; require sites to obtain verified consent forms from individuals uploading content and those appearing in uploaded conten...

The North Carolina Sheriffs' Association (NCSA) recently recognized 49 members of the General Assembly for their work during the 2023 legislative session protecting public safety in the state with the Association's 2023 Defender of Public Safety Award.

One year after being inaugurated as Arkansas's 47th governor, Sarah Huckabee Sanders says her young administration has been a triumph."I think that this first y

KARK 4 News sat down with Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders to take a look back at 2023 and look forward to 2024.

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Monday announced changes to the governor’s office personnel.

(The Center Square) - A Pulaski County Circuit Court judge will hear from attorneys next week in a battle over who is authorized to add beds to the states prisons.

Attorney General Tim Griffin filed a motion on Monday seeking reconsideration of a Pulaski County circuit judges temporary restraining order that blocked Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders from bypassing the state Board of Corrections Constitutional authority and adding hundreds of beds at several state prisons. He also filed motions to disqualify the boards legal counsel and to dismiss the case entirely.

One of Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders deputy chiefs of staff, Kelly Eichler, will depart the governors office for "new opportunities," Sanders announced Monday.

Attorney General Tim Griffin filed a motion on Monday seeking reconsideration of a Pulaski County circuit judges temporary restraining order that blocked Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders from bypassing the state Board of Corrections Constitutional authority and adding hundreds of beds at several state prisons. He also filed motions to disqualify the boards legal counsel and to dismiss the case entirely.