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2 Texas principals charged for violating state election laws

Two Texas school district principals are facing criminal charges for allegedly violating state election law by using school emails to encourage faculty and staff to vote for anti-school choice candidates. Lindsey Lujan, principal at Alexander Elementary School, and Jesús Lujan, principal at Bowman Elementary School, are married and work for the Denton Independent School District. […]

New York City defends AI chatbot that advised entrepreneurs to break laws

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has defended the city’s new artificially intelligent chatbot, which was busted in recent days, giving business owners wrong answers and advice that they could be breaking the law if followed. There is. When the MyCity chatbot launched as a pilot in October, it was touted as the first city-wide […]

6 weird beach laws around the United States

Beaches are relaxing and fun places, but sometimes strange laws apply. In general, many beaches follow the same basic rules. Please do not throw away garbage. Leave your furry friend at home. 5 beach town alternatives to try instead of popular and crowded destinations Glass containers or bottles are not allowed. Some beaches around the […]

two Parkland fathers have to say about Biden’s Red Flag laws

On February 14, 2018, 17 people were needlessly killed by 19-year-old gunman Nikolas Cruz at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. Two fathers, Andrew Pollock and Ryan Petty, lost children in this massacre and have dedicated their lives to fighting for legislation that actually makes sense in combating school shootings. Their losses are […]

Ex-FDNY honcho skirts conflict laws by joining IT consulting biz: critics

Laura Kavanaugh, a former fire chief and longtime confidant of the chief, now works for the global IT consulting giant that under her watch raised $39 million in no-bid contracts for the FDNY. Critics argue that the close relationship circumvents conflict of interest laws. Former Deputy Commissioner John-Paul Augier resigned from his $241,119-a-year FDNY job […]

Lithium demand and development swell, but US laws lag behind

The U.S. government’s efforts to make the United States the world’s leading lithium producer are hampered by complex state regulations that discourage developers and hamper efforts to break China’s dominance in the critical mineral sector. In Texas, Louisiana and other mineral-rich states, regulators are trying to determine who owns the millions of tons of lithium […]