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Minnesota lawmakers and federal investigators have responded to large nonprofit-linked frauds—most prominently the Feeding Our Future child nutrition case that federal prosecutors say involved more th...
-sales">Washington historically treated “precious metal bullion” differently from or collectible coins for sales-tax purposes by exempting bullion whose value rests on metal content and coins used as ...
Federal courts did not produce a definitive, adversarial ruling that settled whether the President exceeded constitutional authority in the 2011 Libya intervention; instead the legal question was liti...
The official place to find California statutes enacted in 2025 that take effect in 2026 is the Legislature’s bill and chaptered‑law records (which identify “Stats. 2025, ch. …”) and state agencies’ ef...
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed several major climate and clean‑energy laws including first‑in‑the‑nation corporate climate disclosure mandates (SB 253 and SB 261, later amended by SB 219), a sweepin...
Available reporting and official state sites show no published, verified bank-transfer or payment records proving systematic “voter payments” in Wisconsin; Wisconsin’s Badger Voters system documents t...
House and Senate Democratic proposals for 2025 do not present a single consolidated line-item labeled “total funding for climate programs,” and the publicly summarized materials reviewed likewise do n...
Senate Democrats associated with 2025 funding legislation include and a cohort of Democratic senators led publicly by , with other Democrats named in the record such as , depending on the bill or pack...
House lawmakers entered late 2025 with multiple fiscal-year appropriations still unresolved, and partisan fights—principally over an extension of pandemic-era health premium tax credits and scope of s...
Proposition 50 has been discussed in multiple contexts in the provided materials: as a 2016 constitutional amendment about , as a 2025 ballot measure about , and as the subject of unusually large in 2...
Executive Summary California’s congressional map was overhauled after the 2020 census by the independent California Citizens Redistricting Commission, producing a 52‑district plan that reshaped severa...
Democrats’ public counterproposal for 2025 appropriations centers on extending funding at FY2025 levels while adding targeted policy riders to preserve health subsidies, veterans’ services, housing su...
Business and trade opposition to Proposition 50 centered on agricultural and local business organizations, led publicly by the and several local chambers of commerce such as the , which argued the mea...
Proposition 50 would temporarily replace California’s current congressional district maps with , then return redistricting authority to the Citizens Redistricting Commission in 2031; supporters frame ...
Proposition 50 as referenced in recent 2025 materials primarily affects and state election administration because it would impose a new congressional map to be used from 2026–2030, requiring counties ...
Proposition 50 is a 2016 California constitutional amendment that , replacing a prior regime that effectively prevented unpaid suspensions and required only a majority for suspension with continued pa...