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Fuel retailers sue state over requirement that stations post signs advertising gas tax freeze

A trade organization that represents gas station owners alleges in a lawsuit that a requirement that businesses display signs advertising a freeze on the state’s gas tax violates their freedom of speech and is unconstitutional.

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Tunnel contractor pokes through Virginia Capitol ceiling

- A contractor working on a $25 million tunnel that will connect Virginia's Capitol to a nearby legislative office building "inadvertently" poked through the ceiling of a subterranean Capitol extension earlier this year, causing debris to fall into the visitors center cafe, a state official said.

Virginia Senate committee votes down Gov. Youngkin’s proposed gas tax plan

Virginia’s General Assembly reconvened in the Capitol Wednesday, this time to review more than 100 pieces of legislation amended or vetoed by Governor Glenn Youngkin.

U.N. vote could "put Russia on the spot" for its "shameful" vetoes of Security Council action on Ukraine

The U.S. envoy to the U.N. says the resolution would help address Russia's "shameful pattern of abusing its veto privilege" on the Security Council.

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War in Ukraine spurs bid to take a closer look at UN vetoes

After decades of complaints about vetoes in the U.N. Security Council, some momentum is building behind a proposal to subject any vetoed matter to scrutiny by the world body’s full membership in the General Assembly

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War in Ukraine spurs bid to take a closer look at UN vetoes

After decades of complaints about vetoes in the U.N. Security Council, some momentum is building behind a proposal to subject any vetoed matter to scrutiny by the world body's full membership in the General Assembly.

War in Ukraine spurs bid to take a closer look at UN vetoes

Two days into Russia's attack on Ukraine, a majority of U.N. Security Council members voted to demand that Moscow withdraw. It was the latest in decades of vetoes — on issues ranging from the Korean War to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to climate change — that at least temporarily stymied the council that was designed to be the U.N.'s most potent component. A round of venting followed over the veto power afforded to just five of its 15 members: China, the United States, Russia, France, and Britain.

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Where does recreational marijuana stand in Virginia?

On Wednesday, recreational marijuana advocates joined together in Roanoke for the first-ever Cannabis Family Reunion, an expo featuring vendors, informational talks, and medical cannabis resources.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker takes shot at GOP as he signs $46B election-year budget, $1.8B in largely temporary tax relief

Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a $46 billion spending plan for the budget year that begins July 1, delivering $1.8 billion in largely temporary tax relief as he seeks a second term.

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After long being mired in politics, Lincoln museum has ‘potential to be incredibly great’ under restructuring plan

The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield has long been mired in political shenanigans, but advocates hope a bill just passed by state legislators will lead to better and more transparent institution.

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Hotel Roanoke honored for 140 years in the Star City

The Hotel Roanoke is getting honored in a big way.

General Assembly: sending nude photos without consent means $500 fine

Legislators in the General Assembly agree with this sentiment and have passed a bill saying anyone over 18 who sends a nude photo to another person over 18 without their consent can be fined $500, NBC 12 reports.

Sen. Steve Newman says General Assembly’s budget battle may create a domino effect

Lawmakers hope to have a deal in the upcoming weeks. They're scheduled to return later this month for a one-day veto session. A deal must be complete by July 1.

Maryland lawmakers override governor's veto of abortion access

The measure comes at a time when the conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court is weighing whether to overturn Roe v. Wade.

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Maryland lawmakers override gov's veto of abortion expansion

Maryland lawmakers have overridden GOP Gov. Larry Hogan’s veto of a measure to expand access to abortion in the state.

Maryland lawmakers override gov's veto of abortion expansion

Republican Gov. Larry Hogan's veto of a measure to expand access to abortion in Maryland was overridden on Saturday by the General Assembly, which is controlled by Democrats. It creates an abortion care training program and requires $3.5 million in state funding annually. Del. Emily Shetty said she was supporting the measure on the House floor as a mother who had experienced a high-risk pregnancy.

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Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s battles over crime now being seen on state boards

Two Illinois state boards that deal with issues of crime and law enforcement are facing vacancy problems.

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Georgia legislature drifts right in 2022 election year

The 2022 session of the Georgia General assembly saw some bright moments of bipartisan cooperating, including a mental health overhaul.

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Ukraine leader to UN Security Council: No more Russia veto

The war in Ukraine has put a spotlight on the U.N. Security Council’s failure to stop Russia’s aggression and carry out its mandate to ensure international peace and security.

Virginia lawmakers meet in Richmond for General Assembly special session

Virginia lawmakers returned to Richmond Monday for a special session, with the goal of passing a two-year spending budget.

New congressional map approved in Maryland; 1st map dropped

Maryland Gov_ Larry Hogan has approved a new congressional map with more compact districts, after a judge struck down a previous map 10 days ago for being a “product of extreme partisan gerrymandering.”.

Here’s what Virginians can expect from the General Assembly’s special session

Virginia’s General Assembly will reconvene in Richmond on Monday, April 4 for a special session.

Georgia senators scrap proposal for more election rules

Georgia senators are scrapping further big changes in state election law.

Maryland judge rules new congressional map unconstitutional

A Maryland judge has ruled the state's new congressional map is unconstitutional.

Gov. Youngkin calling General Assembly back to Richmond for a special session

Virginia’s lawmakers are being called back to Richmond by Gov. Glenn Youngkin.

UN taking up 3 resolutions on Ukraine humanitarian crisis

The United Nations is facing three resolutions Wednesday on the worsening humanitarian situation in Ukraine after Russia decided to call for a vote on its Security Council resolution that makes no mention of its attack on its smaller neighbor

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Divide at UN over naming Russia aid resolution for Ukraine

France and Mexico are pressing U.N. members to mention Russia’s invasion in a resolution on the worsening humanitarian situation in Ukraine

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Russia declines to hold U.N. vote on its Ukraine resolution after facing pushback, China opposes global sanctions

At a Security Council meeting, the U.S. said, "President Putin: Stop the killings. Withdraw your forces. Leave Ukraine once and for all."

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Russia declines to hold U.N. vote on its Ukraine resolution after facing pushback, China opposes global sanctions

At a Security Council meeting, the U.S. said, "President Putin: Stop the killings. Withdraw your forces. Leave Ukraine once and for all."

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Gun ammo salesman confirmed to Tennessee education board

Republican lawmakers in Tennessee have confirmed a businessman to the State Board of Education despite a backlash over his company's online sales of ammunition used in mass shootings.

UN Security Council meeting again Thursday to debate Ukraine

The U.N. Security Council has scheduled a meeting on Ukraine for Thursday

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Gov. Glenn Youngkin wants Virginia lawmakers to suspend gas tax for 3 months

Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin said Wednesday that he wants the divided General Assembly to pass legislation that would suspend the state gas tax for three months, a move he estimated would save drivers 26 cents per gallon at a time when prices have skyrocketed.

Russia seeks UN humanitarian resolution not mentioning war

Russia has circulated a proposed U.N. Security Council resolution demanding protection for civilians “in vulnerable situations” in Ukraine and safe passage for humanitarian aid and people seeking to leave the country

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Budget battle continues as Virginia lawmakers prepare for close of General Assembly session

Virginia lawmakers will return to the State Capitol Saturday to hammer out what’s left for the General Assembly session. More than a dozen lawmakers from the House and Senate serve as negotiators for the two-year spending plan.

Virginia General Assembly passes bill banning racial discrimination in Governor’s Schools admissions

The Virginia General Assembly on Wednesday passed a watered-down version of legislation that bans racial discrimination in in admissions policies at Virginia's highly regarded Governor's Schools.

UN Assembly to vote on resolution demanding Russia stop war

Country after country, from Europe’s economic powerhouse to a tiny Pacific island nation, have lined up to lash out at Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and urge support for a U.N. resolution demanding an immediate halt to Moscow’s offensive and withdrawal of all Russian troops

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Many nations support UN resolution to demand Russia stop war

From a tiny Pacific island nation to Europe’s economic powerhouse, country after country are lashing out at Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and urging support for a U.N. resolution demanding an immediate halt to Moscow’s offensive and withdrawal of all Russian troops

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Parole transparency bill headed to Gov. Youngkin’s desk

Senate Bill 5 passed 96-3 in the chamber last week.

NC Rep. Cawthorn returns to run in far-mountain district

North Carolina Rep. Madison Cawthorn refiled candidacy papers on Monday and will now run for reelection in a district that largely follows the boundaries of the far-mountain district that the first-term Republican currently represents. Cawthorn, 26, a member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, voted against certifying Joe Biden’s presidential victory and has voiced false claims of election fraud. In December, Cawthorn had filed to run for an open seat further east that had been created by the state legislature in November for the once-a-decade redistricting process. It was considered a more pro-GOP district than the district covering where he lives in Henderson County.

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House Republicans block bill to speed retail marijuana sales in Virginia

Republicans in the Virginia House blocked a measure Monday that would have allowed limited retail sales of recreational marijuana to begin later this year.

Countries speak out at the UN: 'Ukraine, you're not alone'

Dozens of countries have taken the floor at the United Nations to deplore Russia’s actions toward Ukraine and make eleventh hour pleas for diplomacy as fears of a new war in Europe grow

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NC judges uphold legislative maps, change Congress lines

A panel of trial judges made additional changes to North Carolina's congressional district map Wednesday, declaring that the latest U.S. House redistricting performed by the General Assembly fails to meet standards of partisan fairness set recently by the state Supreme Court. The three trial judges accepted the recommendations of special masters they appointed to assist them with scrutinizing legislative and congressional boundaries that were approved last week by the Republican-controlled legislature. Superior court judges Graham Shirley, Nathaniel Poovey and Dawn Layton did uphold the new General Assembly districts, confirming their experts' recommendation that statistics associated with the lines show them to “meet the test of presumptive constitutionality.”

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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin looking to make March 1 the end of school mask mandates

School mask mandates in Virginia would end on March 1 if the General Assembly adopts amendments made by Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin to just-passed legislation on the issue.

Virginia one step closer to eliminating mask mandates in schools

The Virginia House of Delegates has passed a bill that would end mask mandates in schools across Virginia.

Virginia Senate passes bill that would make masks optional for students in schools

Masks no longer being mandatory for students in Virginia is taking another step forward.

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North Carolina Supreme Court orders redrawing of congressional map

It's the third state that's been ordered by the courts to redraw its lines.

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Virginia judge blocks governor's executive order allowing students to opt out of mask mandate

The governor's office says he will appeal the decision.

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• Tuesday, the Bath County School Board accepted the retirement letter for superintendent Sue Hirsh. The board will soon take steps to search for a new superintendent. • New legislation proposed by the General Assembly was listed at the school board meeting: school construction and funding, funding and budget, school meals, FOIA, athletics, board of education, school board elections, governor’s […]

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Sen. Steve Newman pushes to clear $18M in bonds from vacant Central Virginia Training Center

The Central Virginia Training Center opened in 1910 to serve people with mental disabilities and relocated its last patients in 2020.

Henry County supervisors support bill as added step in City of Martinsville reversion

In a unanimous vote, Henry County’s Board of Supervisors passed a resolution Wednesday night showing their support for new legislation presented in the General Assembly.

New legislation would allow voters to decide on Martinsville reversion

Two pieces of legislation being introduced to the General Assembly would allow voters in the City of Martinsville to decide on reversion.

Legislators return to Richmond for 2022 General Assembly session

For first the first time in years, Republicans officially have a majority in the House of Delegates.

Iran, Venezuela and Sudan lose UN voting rights with 5 more

Iran, Venezuela and Sudan are in arrears on paying dues to the United Nations’ operating budget and are among eight nations that will lose their voting rights in the 193-member General Assembly, the U.N. chief said in a letter circulated Wednesday. Also losing voting rights are Antigua and Barbuda, Republic of Congo, Guinea, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in the letter to General Assembly President Abdulla Shahid.

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Cherfilus-McCormick to fill Florida US House seat

Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick will fill Florida's vacant U.S. House seat. Cherfilus-McCormick defeated Republican Jason Mariner during a special election Tuesday. (Jan. 12)

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Southwest Virginia lawmakers set priorities for 2022 General Assembly session

In a matter of days, Virginia will have new republican leadership in the state house and the house of delegates.

June primary election hovers over Illinois legislative session as lawmakers try to finish budget and other work by April

Illinois lawmakers are on a fast-track schedule in an election-year session as they attempt to pass a budget and complete other tasks against an early April adjournment date.

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Southwest Virginia lawmakers lay out priorities for 2022 legislative session

As legislators prepare to head to Richmond, the newly-elected Republican majority has proposed several sweeping legislative changes across the Commonwealth.

Report says Virginia’s smaller metros are being left behind

Economists at Old Dominion University say some of Virginia’s smaller metropolitan areas are being left behind as population growth and economic activity shift to major metropolitan areas.

State Sen. Kimberly Lightford’s husband exchanged gunfire with suspects during carjacking earlier this week, police say

State Sen. Kimberly Lightford’s husband had a gun and exchanged shots with at least one of the suspects when the couple was hijacked earlier this week.

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Virginia still working to fix issues after ransomware attack

The information technology agency that serves Virginia's legislature is still working to fix problems caused by a ransomware attack earlier this month, a state official said Tuesday.

Democrats defend legislative remap, saying state has moved past racial voting patterns: ‘We are not Mississippi in 1965′

Illinois Democrats defend state legislative remap against legal challenges, saying the state exceeds the goals of the federal Voting Rights Act.

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Hogan vetoes congressional map; override votes upcoming

Gov. Larry Hogan vetoed a redrawn Maryland congressional map on Thursday, and the General Assembly was scheduled to gather for votes to potentially override his veto later in the day. The Republican governor criticized the map approved this week by the House and Senate, which are both controlled by Democrats. Hogan said the new boundaries for the state's eight U.S. House seats are drawn even more unfairly than they were a decade ago, and he said they will be challenged in both federal and state courts.

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Barbados Splits from the Queen, Trading One Empire for Another

The new republic should be wary of swapping the purely symbolic figurehead of the Queen for a deeper servitude to China.

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Fauci says COVID diverted resources from fighting AIDS

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the top U.S. infectious disease expert, says the COVID-19 pandemic has diverted scientific and financial resources from the fight against AIDS, seriously impeding global efforts to achieve the U.N. goal of ending AIDS by 2030

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Interpol holds meeting in Istanbul to elect new president

Interpol is holding its General Assembly in Istanbul to discuss security threats and to hold a closely watched election for the international policing body's new leadership.

Tennessee gov backs signing bill aide said violates US law

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is defending a new law assigning sprawling limits on COVID-19 restrictions, despite his office’s warning that it would violate federal disability law.

Drowning nations disappointed with outcome of U.N. climate summit may have one move left: Lawsuits

Island nations may be the biggest losers of the Glasgow climate summit. They're turning to a new strategy to get major emitters to pay up: Lawsuits.

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Qualified veterans can get tax reduction on vehicle fee

MONTEREY — Highland County veterans may qualify for a small but meaningful tax reduction. Commissioner of the revenue Yvonne Wimer asked county supervisors last

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UN investigator: North Korea has never been more isolated

A U.N. investigator says North Korea has never been more isolated from the international community as a result of its drastic steps to prevent COVID-19

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Federal panel tosses initial Democratic state legislative map, allows challenges to revised map to continue

A panel of federal judges threw out the initial state legislative map passed by Democrats, which was based on population estimates.

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Pritzker signs revised Democrat-drawn legislative districts into law, though court challenges continue

Gov. J.B. Pritzker signs state legislative maps drawn by Democrats into law, as legal challenges continue

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Bipartisan redistricting panel starts off with partisan maps

A new bipartisan redistricting commission is looking at two sets of distinctly partisan maps as it sets out to draw new boundaries for Virginia's General Assembly districts.

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As leaders reconvene at UN, climate and COVID top the list

Despite the still raging COVID-19 pandemic, more than 100 world leaders are heading to New York for the annual high-level U.N. gathering.

UN rule may be hurdle for Brazil vaccine skeptic Bolsonaro

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s reluctance to get a vaccine is a rarity in his country — and may complicate his plans to attend the U.N.’s General Assembly next week.

UN chief: World is at `pivotal moment' and must avert crises

The United Nations chief has issued a dire warning that the world is moving in the wrong direction and faces “a pivotal moment.”

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Byron’s nuclear plant has generated jobs and revenue for decades. Now its future is on the line in Springfield: ‘We’re pawns in a big chess game’

The nuclear plant outside Byron, Illinois, supports hundreds of jobs and provides the majority of tax revenue that funds local schools. For residents, the political bickering over an energy deal that could save or kill the plant presents a direct threat to their future.

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Illinois governor sends controversial anti-corruption bill back to lawmakers but calls it first step toward restoring public trust

Critics have said the bill's reforms don't go far enough.

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Judge rejects GOP effort to invalidate Democratic-drawn legislative map, but warns Democrats to make fixes that address minority concerns

A federal judge has rejected a Republican effort to immediately invalidate a Democratic-drawn map of new Illinois legislative districts, but warned Democrats to address their concerns.

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Rural NC counties are shrinking. Republican policies aren’t helping at all.

GOP’s low-tax, low-spend approach accelerates move from rural areas

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Republicans react to Kentucky Supreme Court decision that limits Beshear’s power

Kentucky Republicans reveled Saturday in a decision by the state Supreme Court to uphold laws limiting Gov. Andy Beshear’s authority to enforce emergency orders in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Kentucky Supreme Court: New laws limiting Beshear’s emergency powers are valid

In a momentous legal defeat for Gov. Andy Beshear, the Kentucky Supreme Court in a rare Saturday decision ruled on the Democratic governor’s challenge of Republican-backed laws that limit his authority to enact emergency orders to help control the coronavirus pandemic.

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Virginia lawmakers approve budget for COVID-19 relief money

Virginia lawmakers gave final approval Monday to a spending plan for $4.3 billion in federal coronavirus relief money, including funding for initiatives aimed at helping small businesses, increasing broadband access and replenishing the state's depleted unemployment trust fund.

Virginia legislators head to Richmond to allocate billions in American Rescue Plan money

Lawmakers in Richmond are split on how to spend billions of dollars in COVID-19 relief money.

Virginia lawmakers convene in person for special session

The entire General Assembly returned to the state Capitol for the first time in over a year Monday, kicking off a short special session to elect judges and adjust the state budget to account for billions of dollars in federal coronavirus relief money.

Virgnia lawmakers to set priorities on how to spend $4.3B in special session

It seems every lawmaker in the commonwealth wants a piece of the $4.3 billion dollars in funding from the American Rescue Plan.

Virginia State Police seeking nearly $20 million to solve staffing shortage woes

The General Assembly will weigh in on requests to divvy up more than $4 billion of COVID relief funds in Virginia.

Locals pushing for changes in nursing homes across Virginia after neglect investigations

Commonwealth Attorney, family talking to lawmakers about changes they say are needed

Lawmakers and state police aim to make police data more accessible with new website

Virginia lawmakers and state police are working to make crime data more accessible with a new website.

Marijuana legalization in Virginia explained: What’s legal on July 1?

With marijuana legalization in the Commonwealth right around the corner, there may be some confusion on what’s legal and what’s not.

Legal marijuana, revoking the death penalty and 16 other laws that go into effect across Virginia on July 1

Most of the new laws passed earlier this year by the Democrat-controlled Virginia General Assembly will take effect Thursday, including measures that legalize the recreational use of marijuana, largely ban police use of facial recognition technology and forgive certain unemployment overpayments.

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Gov. J.B. Pritzker to sign measure allowing college athletes to hire agents and be paid for endorsements

Gov. J.B. Pritzker is poised to sign a measure into law that would allow college athletes to sign endorsement deals, making Illinois the latest of nearly two dozen states to enact policies allowing student-athletes to profit off the use of their names and likenesses.

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Virginia lawmaker encourages some school districts to reject adopting inclusive transgender policies

The General Assembly passed a law last year requiring school systems to adopt inclusive policies for transgender and gender non-conforming students by fall 2021, but some lawmakers are encouraging districts to reject this.

Who is Bob Onder? The senator at the center of Missouri’s Planned Parenthood fight

The Republican senator from Lake St. Louis has only one more year left in the Missouri Senate.

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Missouri conservatives, empowered by GOP control, seek more ideological victories

Why a special session to renew a tax to fund Medicaid has become about birth control and Planned Parenthood.

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Fitch shifts Illinois’ state government’s economic outlook from negative to positive

Fitch Ratings maintained the state’s credit rating at one step above junk-bond status, but reversed its forecast outlook from negative to positive reflecting improved post-pandemic economic recovery and tax revenues and a new state budget that avoids delaying bills and accelerates paying debt.

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Virginia lawmakers to meet in August to allocate federal relief money

Virginia lawmakers will meet in Richmond in August for a special session focused on allocating more than $4.3 billion in federal coronavirus relief funding.

Probe of Virginia parole case finds no outside interference

An outside probe into how Virginia's government watchdog agency conducted an investigation of a controversial parole decision found no inappropriate political interference by Gov. Ralph Northam's administration and concluded the lead investigator was likely biased.

Mexican-American civil rights group sues to block Illinois Democratic-drawn legislative maps

Mexican-American civil rights group sues to block Illinois Democratic-drawn legislative maps

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Judge warns NC lawmakers to fund new education plan or he’ll ‘correct the wrong’

Judge David Lee says in his court order that ‘time is of the essence’ to provide students with a sound basic education.

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Security Council backs Guterres for second term as UN chief

The U.N. Security Council has given its unanimous backing to Secretary-General Antonio Guterres for a second term, assuring his election as the next U.N. chief by the General Assembly, most likely on June 18

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