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Florida Seeks Meta Limits for Teens

Florida is asking a state court to order Meta Platforms to make significant changes to Facebook and Instagram for younger

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is facing renewed scrutiny over comments he made in 2018 regarding the state’s HIV

The family of Tierra Walker, a 37-year-old Texas woman who died in December 2024 after developing severe preeclampsia during pregnancy,

The University of Chicago Law School has adopted one of the most restrictive artificial intelligence (AI) policies among U.S. law

The Trump administration has launched a major constitutional challenge against the state of Colorado by filing a federal lawsuit seeking

The New Mexico Supreme Court has issued a unanimous opinion that abolishes a long-standing legal cause of action known as

A long‑standing California law designed to help defendants with serious mental health issues avoid traditional prosecution has ignited sharp backlash

A bipartisan bill in the Wisconsin Legislature proposes to increase state support and compensation for people who were wrongfully convicted

On December 10, 2025, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a new law aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants from certain arrests

The state of Texas is facing ongoing debates over several contentious laws and policies, including regulations on bathrooms, abortion pills,