No clear winner in Georgia's open 10th District after May 19 primaries; tens of thousands of ballots remain and a competitive GOP field could head to a runoff.

The FTC began enforcing the Take It Down Act on May 19, 2026, and warned platforms — including Snapchat and TikTok — to remove nonconsensual intimate images within 48 hours.

ATF's draft would modernize the gun‑purchase form, expand electronic records and narrow the marijuana warning. The docket is open for public comment through Aug. 6, 2026.

A concise guide for Hoosiers: filing dates, the required CAN‑34/CAN‑12 forms, signature rules, party‑label rules and the finance filings you’ll need for the Nov. 3 ballot.

County commissioners have put a one‑mill school tax on the Nov. 3 ballot to fund teacher pay and school security. A homeowner at the county median would pay about $177 a year.

Miami‑Dade lists debit and credit cards as acceptable voter ID — but the card must meet Florida's photo‑and‑signature rules. Here’s what to bring and how to cure a provisional ballot.

Wanda James announced a lawsuit against the University of Colorado after a 7‑1 censure in July 2025, escalating a year‑long dispute over a public‑health campaign and conflicts questions.

A divided LA County board refused another 30‑day extension of wildfire‑era price‑gouging limits on rental housing, setting up a May 28 lapse and a data briefing.

A bipartisan Senate bill would bar targeted sports‑betting ads to anyone under 18 on major social platforms and give the FTC new enforcement powers. Supporters point to research showing high youth exposure to gambling content online.

Police activity at Morgan Falls Overlook Park closed the park and briefly disrupted voting at a nearby Sandy Springs polling site Tuesday, prompting delays and an official warning to avoid the area.

A House committee voted 10-2 to block HB261, which would have added rape and incest exceptions to Louisiana's abortion ban after emotional testimony at the Capitol.

Gov. DeWine signed emergency rules to speed revalidation and let Ohio drop high‑risk Medicaid providers as a House task force and CMS tighten oversight.

Cobb County activated backup voting procedures after technical glitches affected several polling locations on Tuesday. Officials say voting continued and lines will be honored.