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Hypocrisy? Anti-skill game group is linking machines to crime, but it installed leaders who are registered sex offenders
The group later replaced them.
Daily Archives: February 27, 2024
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Manhattan DA wants gag order for Donald Trump, seeks to play ‘Access Hollywood’ tape at hush-money trial
Trump’s lawyers wrote in court papers Monday that the ‘Access Hollywood’ video ‘contains inflammatory and unduly prejudicial evidence that has no place at this trial about documents and accounting practices.’
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Joe Biden and Donald Trump will face tests in Michigan’s primaries that could inform a November rematch
Biden said in a local Michigan radio interview Monday that it would be ‘one of the five states’ that would determine the winner in November.
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Pride flags would be largely banned in Tennessee classrooms in bill advanced by GOP lawmakers
The legislation sets up an enforcement system that relies on lawsuits by parents or guardians of students who attend, or are eligible to attend, public school in a district in question.
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Tennessee House advances bill to ban reappointing lawmakers booted for behavior
Rep. Justin Pearson, who along with Rep. Justin Jones, was removed from office and later reappointed, called the bill retaliatory and racist.
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Tennessee bill addressing fire alarms after Nashville school shooting heads to Governor
‘In the Covenant shooting, the fire alarm went off, and the natural response is to go out in the hallway and get out of the building. Well, the shooter was in the hallway, waiting for those students to come out.’
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Republican Mississippi Governor ignores Medicaid expansion and focuses on jobs in State of the State
Mississippi is among 10 states that haven’t expanded Medicaid eligibility to include people earning up to 138% of the federal poverty level, or $20,120 annually for a single person.
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Attorneys argue over whether Mississippi legislative maps dilute Black voting power
‘This case is ultimately about Black Mississippians not having an equal opportunity to participate in the political process.’
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Bill filed in Kentucky House would ease near-total abortion ban by adding rape and incest exceptions
The measure also would allow an abortion to remove a dead fetus and in cases of a lethal fetal anomaly, meaning the fetus wouldn’t survive after birth.
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Bill supporting development of nuclear energy wins passage in Kentucky Senate
Senate Bill 198 would establish the Kentucky Nuclear Energy Development Authority.