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New Mexico governor signs bill to prohibit prescribed burns as forest management in response to 2022 disaster

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a bill that prohibits prescribed burns in New Mexico during periods of increased fire risk in response to a 2022 disaster.

Alabama House delays voting on bill that would ban drivers from using a handheld cellphone

The Alabama House of Representatives delayed voting on a bill that would ban drivers from using a handheld cellphone to discourage distracted driving.

SEE IT: Hillary Clinton lives it up at lavish dinner as Trump battles Manhattan charges

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was honored at a New York City club Tuesday night, just hours after former President Trump was arraigned.

New York climate law defines ritzy communities with million-dollar homes as ‘disadvantaged’

The New York state government's recently-released list of "disadvantaged" communities eligible for greater clean energy funding includes multiple high-income areas.

Trump critics slam DA Bragg’s case as ‘weakest of sauces’ after former president indicted

Critics of former President Trump blasted Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's charges against the former president, with one calling them the "weakest of sauces."

Potential 2024 candidate Mike Rogers worries Trump indictment is ‘ripping the fabric of the US apart’

Former Republican Rep. Mike Rogers of Michigan calls the indictment and arraignment of former President Trump “a new low in the politicization" of the nation’s judicial system.

Ex-FBI Director James Comey hails ‘another good day’ after Trump arraignment

James Comey, who was fired as FBI Director in 2017, hailed the arraignment of former President Donald Trump on felony charges as "another good day" on Tuesday.

North Carolina Democrat Switches Parties, Gives State Republicans Majority in House

Cotham’s defection gives Republicans the ability to override the governor’s veto.

The Silver Lining in the Wisconsin Election Results

The same voters who elected a left-leaning justice also overwhelmingly rejected progressive criminal-justice-reform initiatives.

A Big Win for the Left in Wisconsin’s Supreme-Court Race

Progressive activists now have the opportunity to reshape Wisconsin law on a wide array of matters.

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