Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers Signs Legislation for One Year of Postpartum Medicaid Coverage for Mothers
Wisconsin Expands Postpartum Medicaid Coverage Governor Tony Evers of Wisconsin recently fulfilled a promise he made a year ago by signing a bill that extends Medicaid coverage for postpartum mothers in the state to one full year. In a video posted online, Evers officially enacted Senate Bill 23, which is also known as Wisconsin Act […]
Ex-AG Jason Miyares attributes ODU campus attack to Democratic legislation
A law in Virginia, supported by Democrats, which limits how universities assess applicants’ criminal records, is now under increased scrutiny following an attack at Old Dominion University. Former Attorney General Jason Miyares criticized the legislation, labeling it “Exhibit A” of policies that jeopardize public safety. Currently a partner at Torridon Law, Miyares condemned the “ban […]
Connecticut eateries confront a potential ban on Styrofoam from new legislation
Connecticut’s Proposed Changes to Takeout Packaging Stir Controversy Connecticut lawmakers are currently considering legislation that could significantly alter how takeout food is packaged and delivered. Critics argue that these changes might not only affect food quality and costs but could also jeopardize the livelihoods of local restaurant owners, some of whom claim it might even […]
Republican officials advocate for campus carry legislation in eight states due to school shootings
Renewed Push for Guns on College Campuses Amid Recent Shootings In light of a troubling series of school shootings across the U.S., Republican lawmakers are ramping up efforts to permit firearms on college campuses, aiming for legislative changes in 2026. Last week, a convicted felon linked to ISIS opened fire at Old Dominion University in […]
GOP starts push for Trump-supported voter ID legislation despite internal disagreements
On Tuesday, Senate Republicans managed to take control of the chamber, forcing Senate Democrats to go on record against a voter ID bill that President Trump backs. This shift in focus highlights the internal rifts within the Republican Party surrounding the Protection of American Voter Eligibility Act (SAVE) while spotlighting Senate Democrats, who are withholding […]
Virginia Democrats deliver gun control legislation to Gov. Abigail Spanberger
Gun Control Divergence in Virginia and West Virginia Virginia Democrats have put a significant gun control package in front of Gov. Abigail Spanberger, while West Virginia lawmakers are considering making machine guns accessible to residents. This contrast underscores the stark political differences between the two states, which have taken diverging paths since West Virginia broke […]
Rep. Riley Moore Proposes Legislation to Strip Citizenship from Those Involved in Terrorism
Bill Proposed to Denaturalize Convicted Terrorists Rep. Riley Moore from West Virginia is putting forth a bill aimed at denaturalizing U.S. citizens found guilty of terrorist activities, including those planning attacks. Moore’s announcement comes after several terrorist incidents where the perpetrators were mainly naturalized citizens from regions like West Africa and the Middle East. He […]
Republican legislators promote legislation to revoke citizenship from terrorists
In light of recent incidents involving immigrants who have gained citizenship, Rep. Riley Moore (R-Va.) has declared his intention to put forward legislation aimed at permitting the United States to denaturalize and deport naturalized citizens involved in terrorism. This announcement came on Thursday, with Moore describing a disturbing trend of naturalized individuals perpetrating terrorist acts, […]
Utah colleges are required to support students’ religious beliefs with new legislation.
Utah Bill on Religious Accommodations in Universities Advances A bill in Utah, aimed at ensuring public universities make “reasonable” accommodations for students when academic content clashes with their religious or personal beliefs, has cleared the state Legislature. It is now pending approval from Republican Governor Spencer Cox. House Bill 204, titled “Consideration of the Beliefs […]
Senator Eric Schmitt revives efforts for denaturalization legislation following two attacks
Senator Eric Schmidt (R-Missouri) has once again expressed his backing for a proposed law aimed at broadening denaturalization processes. This would apply to individuals involved in fraud, serious crimes, or terrorist activities. On Thursday, Schmidt discussed the Civil Abuse and Misrepresentations Act (known as SCAM) following recent violent events involving naturalized citizens in the U.S. […]