Flint Woman’s Son Suspended Over Fifty Times
Michigan students are being suspended at especially high rates with one Flint child sent home more than fifty times.
News & Politics
Senate Passes Bipartisan Robocall Bill
Known as TRACED, the bill will penalize scammers up to $10,000 per robocall. But experts aren’t sure whether it’ll have much impact.
Women File Lawsuit After Being Denied Entry into Strip Club
Two women file a lawsuit after they’re told they can’t enter a strip club.
LexisNexis State Net Launches Major Upgrades, Celebrates 50 Years of Innovation
An advanced new platform, search engine, and analytics for government affairs and compliance professionals is the perfect way to celebrate 50 years of innovation.
Cannabis Law in Different States of the U.S.
As attitudes toward marijuana change, cannabis law is changing, too. Many states are legalizing recreational use, an expansion over medical use only.
Matt Shea Accused of Domestic Terrorism
An independent report alleges that WA State Rep Matt Shea took part in three armed political conflicts against the United States since 2014. What a patriot!
Judge Accused of Inappropriate Acts During Court Hours
Judge could be impeached for inappropriate behavior.
Runaway Found Camping Out in Bed, Bath & Beyond
A 14-year-old was found by store employees when they opened the doors.
Maryland Prisoners Say State Discriminates Against, Threatens Disabled Inmates
Plaintiff Karl Rogers–a single-leg amputee–says prison guards took away his wheelchair and made him hop his way into a shower. Then they threatened to punish him for reporting them.
California Gov. Newsom Shuts Down Multi-Billion Dollar PG&E Wildfire Settlement
PG&E seems to have sought Newsom’s approval in a political gambit that didn’t work in its favor.