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Indiana Gov. Holcomb signs elementary literacy bill into law

Republican Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb signed 67 bills Monday, including one strengthening literacy test standards for the state's grade schoolers.

Axelrod criticizes Trump for mocking Biden’s stutter: ‘Pathetic and small’

Former President Trump mocked President Biden and his struggle with stuttering over the weekend after the State of the Union speech.

Appeals court weighs Delaware laws banning certain semiautomatic firearms, large-capacity magazines

Delaware legislation that bans certain firearms and restricts magazine sizes is currently being considered on appeal, as gun advocates allege violation of their constitutional rights.

Alabama state lawmaker Rogers to plead guilty to federal charges

Longtime state Representative John Rogers is prepared to plead guilty in a kickback scheme that diverted funds from community projects; prosecutors have requested 14 months of home detention.

RNC shakeup: New Trump leadership slashes dozens of Republican National Committee staffers

Former President Donald Trump’s newly installed leadership team at the RNC on Monday began the process of pushing out dozens of officials, a senior RNC source confirmed.

FBI director warns of ‘very dangerous threats’ at border, smuggling network with ‘ISIS ties’

FBI Director Christopher Wray told lawmakers that there are a "wide array" of threats at the southern border, including fentanyl and smugglers whose facilitators have ties to ISIS.

Florida’s controversial parental rights law upheld after federal court settlement, DeSantis touts ‘major win’

Florida's so-called "Don’t Say Gay," is being upheld under a settlement that clarifies when students and teachers can discuss sexual orientation and gender identity openly.

Georgia House approves ‘swatting’ crackdown following attacks on Lt. Gov., Rep. Greene

A Georgia bill proposes stricter penalties for "swatting" attacks, or false reports of shootings, bomb threats, and other precarious situations at victims' homes.

FDNY union head weighs in after staff cheered for Trump, booed NY AG Letitia James

FDNY union leader Andrew Ansboro told Fox News that no New York firefighters have turned themselves in over the booing incident involving AG Letitia James last week.

California bill would extend legal aid to illegal immigrants convicted of violent felonies

A bill introduced in the California assembly would expand legal aid to illegal immigrants who have previously been convicted of serious or violent felonies.

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