House Bill 82 is too vague and could chill voter participation, a Montana judge ruled.
HONOLULU — The Hawaii Supreme Court upheld a tax court’s ruling in favor of Maui County, which was challenged by timeshare managers who say the county unfairly taxed visitors by creating a tax classification separate form existing hotel taxes. The creation of a timeshare tax classification is constitutional because it acts as a real property tax and does not actually tax individual timeshare unit users.
North Carolina's Democrat governor is pushing for legislators to pause Republican-led private school vouchers and focus funding on public education and child care stabilization.
News of the bill came the same day that the Arizona House sent a bill to the state Senate that would overturn a near-total abortion ban that became law in 1864.
Pegasus, produced by Israeli company NSO Group, has been sold to governments and is described as a tool to fight criminals and terrorists.
Management says the facility is ready and can accommodate 100 people at full capacity.
Shou Chew has said that his company will challenge the order, which demands TikTok divest from its Chinese-owned parent company or face a national ban, in court.
A jury in March found Brett Nelson guilty of criminal extortion, conspiracy and retaliation.
The Supreme Court appeared divided over whether states could deny emergency abortions to pregnant people facing severe health risks.
An Oklahoma law would make it illegal to remain in the state without legal authorization, with a first offense a misdemeanor punishable by as much as a year in jail.
Ultra-right libertarian President Javier Milei's steep budget cuts led public university officials to predict they can only keep operating for two or three more months.
