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February 7, 2019

Cindy McCain apologizes after police refute her story of stopping human trafficking at airport

Cindy McCain, the widow of the late Arizona Sen. John McCain, apologized Wednesday after Phoenix police disputed her claim that she stopped a human trafficking attempt at an airport.

February 6, 2019

New Jersey residents face possible 'rain tax'

New Jersey residents could soon be hit with what Republicans are calling a "rain tax," if Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy signs newly passed legislation.

February 4, 2019

Hawaii lawmaker proposes bill to ban cigarette sales in the state

A Hawaii state lawmaker has proposed legislation to effectively ban cigarette sales by raising the minimum smoking age to 100 over the next several years.

January 31, 2019

Sasse says Virginia Gov. Northam should 'get the hell out of office' in wake of abortion comments

Nebraska GOP Sen. Ben Sasse, in an interview Thursday with 樱桃视频, ramped up his criticism of Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam over comments on a controversial late-term abortion bill -- saying the governor聽effectively discussed "infanticide" and should resign if he won't back down.聽

January 22, 2019

Judge strikes down Iowa 'fetal heartbeat' abortion law

An Iowa judge struck down a state law Tuesday that would ban a woman from obtaining an abortion once a fetus' heartbeat is detected, saying it violated the state's constitution.

January 18, 2019

Lawmaker starts packing pistol to send message to potentially violent protesters

A Virginia state senator this week began openly carrying a .38-caliber revolver strapped to her hip, calling it聽a 鈥渄eterrent鈥� against confrontational protesters and other potential threats.

January 12, 2019

Disgraced former Illinois lawmaker indicted on felony charges in revenge porn case

A former Illinois lawmaker has been indicted on a dozen of felony charges stemming from allegedly posting nude photos of two women.

January 9, 2019

John Stossel: Pot and America 鈥� Why it's a good thing the US is giving up on marijuana prohibition

Ten states and Washington, D.C., have now legalized adult use of marijuana.

December 11, 2018

Social justice groups sue California over DNA database that stores profiles of those not convicted: report

Two social justice groups in California sued the state鈥檚 department of justice on Monday over its collection and storage of DNA profiles from those arrested but never convicted of a felony, a report said.

December 3, 2018

Liberal Democrats in California state Assembly worry moderates could hurt key votes

Despite Democrats winning three-fourths of California鈥檚 State Assembly in the November midterms, key issues are expected to pit the party鈥檚 left-wing against its more moderate coalition, The San Francisco Chronicle reported.