From the States
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Texas Rep Chip Roy files bill to denaturalize, deport Islamists and Marxists
He said the bill “deploys new tools to fight back against the Marxist and Islamist advance that has devastated Europe and has now arrived on our doorstep, especially in my home state of Texas.”
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Supreme Court denies case of whether Mass. violated parents' rights in school transition case
Lawyers for the parents said the school allowed their daughter to use bathrooms where boys undressed, and a new name.
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Authorities: 8 children killed in domestic shootings in NW Louisiana
Shreveport Police Department spokesman and public affairs officer Chris Bordelon said at a morning news conference that a total of 10 people were shot, of which eight, all children, were killed.
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Va Gov. Youngkin appoints Cuccinelli to UVa board
Bert Ellis is out, Ken Cuccinelli is in, and Gov. Glenn Youngkin's latest move to reshape University of Virginia leadership is already drawing fire from alumni.
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Trump's approval rating remains steady and strong at 52%: Poll
While 52% of voters approve of the job Trump is doing, 45% disapprove, according to the latest poll. The economy and immigration remain the top two issues on voters' minds.
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Audit: North Carolina Central University reporting errors exceed $45M
The time covered was the year ending June 30 for the University of North Carolina System school in Durham.
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Republican proposal in New Hampshire would protect spaces for women, girls
Passage of the Senate bill follows approval of similar legislation by the Republican-majority House of Representatives last week, which also passed largely along party lines.
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Utah governor signs bill banning fluoride in public water
The legislation won't take effect until May 7.
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California high speed rail needs $7B bailout, could lose federal funds
The Trump administration is investigating federal funding of the project, and a bill in Congress could end further federal funding for the project entirely.
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Bills limiting liability of pesticide makers sweeping through legislatures
The legislation passed in Georgia days before a jury awarded a man $2.1 billion in a lawsuit against Bayer, the makers of Roundup Weed Killer. The Georgia man said the product caused his cancer.
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Colorado taxpayer-funded abortions bill clears key hurdle in state Senate
Senate Bill 183 was approved by the state Senate in early March and passed its first hurdle in the House this week, on a party-line vote.
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Union says carmakers should absorb Trump's 25% tariff on imports
The 25% tariff applies to imported passenger vehicles, light trucks and auto parts. It also includes processes to expand tariffs on additional parts "if necessary," according to the White House.
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Hochul's ‘bell-to-bell’ smartphone ban to survive budget negotiations
Under the proposal, schools will be required to develop plans for storing smartphones during the day, but administrators and teachers will have the flexibility to do what works best for their buildings and students.