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May 2, 2016

States wasting millions by keeping ineligible recipients on ObamaCare鈥檚 Medicaid rolls, critics say

States are wasting millions of taxpayer dollars under ObamaCare's massive Medicaid expansion by failing to regularly check the eligibility of program recipients, critics charge.

May 2, 2016

Holder announces changes to asset forfeiture program

Attorney General Eric Holder is curbing the federal government's role in a civil asset forfeiture program involving local and state law enforcement agencies.

May 2, 2016

Washington state attorney general calls for raising smoking age to 21

Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson is pushing a proposal that would make his state the first in the country to raise the legal smoking age to 21.

May 2, 2016

Colorado lawmakers look to ban asset seizures without convictions

A freshman Colorado state senator wants to stop police from seizing assets unless the owner is convicted of a crime.

May 2, 2016

Louisiana residents fear EPA鈥檚 plan to burn explosives near their land

The Environmental Protection Agency has a plan in Louisiana's rural Webster Parish to burn 15 million pounds of propellant explosives, originally designed for military use, into the northern Louisiana atmosphere.

May 2, 2016

Idaho plans to fine feds for not shipping nuclear waste

Idaho plans to fine the federal government $3,600 a day for missing a deadline to remove 900,000 gallons of liquid nuclear waste from tanks at a southeast Idaho nuclear facility, state officials said.

April 28, 2016

States' rights advocates eye convention to bypass Congress, amend Constitution

What if a supermajority of states could override a federal law or Supreme Court ruling? That鈥檚 just one idea being proposed by advocates of a 鈥渃onvention of states鈥� to amend the U.S. Constitution.

April 28, 2016

Watchdog says IG dropped ball on VA probe, tried to 'discredit' whistleblowers

A top government watchdog on Thursday accused the central agency tasked with holding Veterans Affairs accountable of dropping the ball -- by failing to properly investigate whistleblower claims of secret wait lists at Shreveport, La., and Chicago hospitals where thousands of veterans languished up to 15 months without care.

April 28, 2016

Manatee tour guides worried about looming federal regs

The federal government is scrambling to try to keep manatees protected, planning new regulations that could be released any day now 鈥� and local tour operators are worried the forthcoming rules will hurt the local economy.

April 28, 2016

Health insurance premiums fell in exactly one state in 2015

An analysis by Freedom Partners shows Mississippi was the only state to see a drop in health insurance premiums on the individual marketplace in 2015.