State Rep. Monty Fritts told a TV interviewer he would ban Islam, block mosque calls to prayer and outlaw same‑sex marriage — comments that raise immediate constitutional questions.

A Fifth Circuit motions panel temporarily lifted a hold on Texas' App Store Accountability Act, allowing age checks and parental‑consent rules to run while appeals continue.

A Buffalo radio post misread New York’s boating rules. Here’s what paddlers actually need to know about PFDs, age limits and who needs a boater certificate.

The Supreme Court ruled May 28 that nonretroactive law changes and conviction‑attacking claims generally can't justify compassionate release. The decision narrows a common path for sentence cuts.

Polis posted photos of signing two education bills that officials say raise per-student funding and create a unified postsecondary system. The measures feed into summer budget work.

Public records and reporting show Duval School Board member Darryl Willie’s voter file lists an address outside District 4 while county records show property in his name inside the district.

Public records show Iris Roley's sons listed estimated earnings topping $130k each across 14 months of part‑time work, renewing scrutiny of city contracting as officials balance the budget.

Jefferson County Clerk Amanda Gonzalez is running in the Democratic primary for Colorado secretary of state, stressing legal experience and fixes to election systems.

The viral figure known as Palm Beach Pete — identified as Peter Simel — announced a 2028 bid for Palm Beach mayor, complete with merch and a tongue‑in‑cheek platform. The announcement follows a viral March clip that turned him into an online meme.

Last-minute early-voting swaps have left Alamo Colleges District 9 finalists rushing to correct voters’ information and worrying that removed library sites could depress turnout.

A new state law directs OKDHS to set master teacher ratios and—pending federal approval—lets some subsidized providers charge a limited additional fee capped at 10% of household income.

The Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ+ Advancement is listed as a supporter of a June 17 "Trans Period Pride" event at the Boston Public Library, drawing online backlash and national attention.

Maryland ended its relationship with Moody’s a year after a downgrade, hired KBRA and went to market with roughly $800M in bonds while S&P put outstanding debt on a negative outlook.