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LA strip club becomes only in the US to unionize

Dancers at a Los Angeles-based adult club become the only strippers to gain union recognition in the U.S. after a yearlong battle. In a news release on Tuesday, the Actors’ Equity Association (AEA) said that attorneys representing the owners of the Star Garden Topless Dive Bar agreed to recognize the union and begin bargaining within...

Sen. Diane Feinstein tells reporter ‘I haven’t been gone’ after three-month medical absence: Report

California Democrat Sen. Dianne Feinstein allegedly told reporters that she hasn't "been gone" after a three-month absence from Congress.

Arkansas House speaker passes on 2024 leadership bid

Republican Arkansas House Speaker Matthew Shepherd, the longest-serving speaker in the chamber's history, will not seek re-election to his leadership position.

Massachusetts AG investigating Boston PD’s gang unit for alleged racial bias

The Massachusetts attorney general's office is investigating allegations of bias by the Boston Police Department's Youth Violence Strike Force.

Minnesota lawmakers draft final version of legal pot bill

A legislative conference committee in Minnesota has finalized a bill that, if passed, would legalize recreational marijuana use in the state.

Virginia suspect with untreated schizophrenia charged in baseball attack on congressional staffers

A Virginia man suffering from schizophrenia that is accused of attacking staffers of Democratic U.S. Rep. Gerry Connolly was arraigned in court Tuesday to face charges.

Judge blocks part of NJ handgun carry law, handing tentative win to 2A advocates

A federal judge on Tuesday blocked New Jersey officials from enforcing a law restricting the legal carry of firearms in so-called "sensitive places" designated by the state.

South Bend, Indiana to mandate clear backpacks in all schools

The policy, intended as a safety measure, will see the school district provide each pupil with one clear backpack free of charge for the school year.

Biden policy to release illegal migrants without court dates suffers another blow as judge extends block

A federal judge on Tuesday imposed a preliminary injunction on the Biden administration's latest policy that would see migrants released into the U.S. with conditions.

Pennsylvania Democrats’ fragile House majority at stake in special elections

Pennsylvania Democrats' narrow state House majority will be tested Tuesday night by two special elections, with one in the Philadelphia suburbs drawing national attention.

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