Two groups have filed a lawsuit over an executive order by West Virginia's governor granting religious exemptions from ...

By Sydney Byerly The Indiana Citizen May 22, 2025 The “Churches’ Bill of Rights,” published by the offices of the Indiana ...

The U.S. is at a crossroads in determining how regulate the rise of synthetic media which now threatens everything from ...

House Republicans are committed to an extraordinary influx of funding to ramp up the president’s deportation agenda and ...

An Oklahoma City federal judge temporarily blocked HB 4156 Tuesday, marking the second time the controversial Oklahoma ...

Let students and families celebrate these milestone this spring without challenges and obstructions,” writes Assemblymember.

Defending due process is not about shielding criminals, it is about safeguarding every individual from the arbitrary power ...

They are calling for immediate action, because they believe the bill is a threat to NGOs, the independent media, and the rule ...

Congresswoman Dexter voiced strong concern over reports that Donald Trump’s advisers are considering suspending habeas corpus—the legal right protecting Americans from detention without charge or ...

Michel Martin asks civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump about changes in the legal landscape in the years since a former Minneapolis police officer was convicted of murder in George Floyd's death.

It looks like ChatGPT, basically, with some Vermont logos on it,” said Josiah Raiche, Vermont’s chief data and AI officer.

This story was originally posted on Chalkbeat. By ALEKSANDRA APPLETON For years, Indiana lawmakers tried but failed to change how schools handle issues related to race, sexuality, parental rights, and ...