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California Expands Classic Car Smog Exemptions with Jay Leno-Backed Law
California has signed Jay Leno-backed SB 1392, expanding smog check exemptions for qualifying classic collector cars built between 1976 and 1985.
Religious Groups Take Legal Fight to Court Over New York Medical Aid-in-Dying Law
Catholic nuns and faith-based healthcare organizations have filed a lawsuit challenging New York's Medical Aid in Dying Act, arguing the law could force them to violate their religious beliefs.
New Illinois Laws Take Effect July 1 Including E-Bike Regulations and AI Cyberbullying Measures
Illinois will implement several new laws on July 1, including statewide e-bike regulations, AI cyberbullying protections, new senior driver requirements and the creation of a Department of Early Childhood, while delaying a planned gas tax increase.
Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) Pleads Not Guilty to Federal Fraud Charges
The Southern Poverty Law Center pleaded not guilty to federal charges alleging donor fraud, money laundering conspiracy, and misuse of funds tied to anti-extremism operations.
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Supreme Court Reviews Party–Candidate Coordinated Spending Limits
The Supreme Court begins reviewing a landmark campaign finance case that could reshape political spending rules across the U.S.
US Supreme Court to Rule on Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order
The U.S. Supreme Court reviews Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship, a move that could reshape 14th Amendment protections.
Supreme Court Reviews Trump’s Bid to Expand Power Over Agencies
The U.S. Supreme Court reviews Trump’s challenge on limits to presidential removal of independent agency members, impacting executive authority.
Supreme Court Backs White House Authority Over Agencies
The Supreme Court signaled support for White House authority over independent agencies, raising questions about limits on presidential power.
Appeals Court Pauses Troop Withdrawal amid D.C. Security Tensions
An appeals court pauses the troop withdrawal from Washington, D.C., as the city faces rising security tensions and legal battles over National Guard authority.