Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoed over 400 bills over the last four years, more than the previous six governors’ veto totals ...
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New rules against election disinformation among bills set to pass in Manitoba
WINNIPEG – Manitoba politicians passed bills aimed at banning election disinformation, guarding social housing stock and ...
Travel disruptions at major airports are expected to worsen this week with airlines already canceling nearly 1,600 flights ...
The Manitoba government was set to pass legislation Thursday night that would control the sale of government-funded housing projects, halt election communications fraud and prevent the silencing of ...
The acrimony and finger-pointing that gripped the Manitoba legislature over a proposed law to allow for the 72-hour detention ...
When the two-rods-per-person rule was amended to three-rods-per-person, most Great Lakes anglers thought they’d scored a win.
Democratic Rep. Caleb Hemmer of Nashville is set to leave the Tennessee legislature after two terms. Hemmer, who represents District 59 in southern Davidson County, announced Monday he will not seek a ...
Private jet sales are soaring and luxury car purchases are revving up — if you can count your splurge as a business expense, ...
The impacts of the ongoing government shutdown have reached the wealthiest fliers, with 12 major US airports now closed to ...
As Gov. Ron DeSantis prepares for his final year in the governor's mansion, it appears he wants to go out on the shoulders of ...
The Senate, with the help of Democratic defectors, passed a bill to end the longest government shutdown without the health insurance subsidies Democrats long demanded. The earliest the House will vote ...
A new education bill would make provincially mandated screening tests in literacy and numeracy codified in law — a first for Alberta government assessments. Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides ...
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