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December 20, 2015

SC bill to make mammoth official state fossil on ice over 'God' amendment

A bill fulfilling an 8-year-old girl鈥檚 wish to designate a type of woolly mammoth as South Carolina鈥檚 official state fossil has been put on ice after a state senator proposed an amendment declaring God created the animal.

December 20, 2015

Colorado town considering measure to issue licenses to drone hunters

The measure in the rural Adams County town of Deer Trail is a tongue-in-cheek challenge to federal surveillance programs.

December 20, 2015

New Va. transportation commission can rack up 鈥榰nlimited鈥� debt, critics say

If Gov. Terry McAuliffe approves, a 21-member board will decide how $200 million in regional sales and gas taxes will be spent on transit projects in the Tidewater area.聽

December 20, 2015

Judge stays most of ruling ordering Ohio to recognize out-of-state gay marriages

Judge Timothy Black on Wednesday stayed his ruling ordering Ohio to recognize the marriages of gay couples who wed in other states.

December 20, 2015

Pa. lawmakers suggest tax credit to beef up dwindling volunteer firefighter force

Two Pennsylvania state lawmakers have introduced legislation that would allow municipalities to waive local earned income taxes for volunteer first responders.聽

December 20, 2015

Bloomberg to spend $50M on new gun control effort in challenge to NRA

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg will spend $50 million this year to build a nationwide grassroots network on gun control in a direct challenge to the National Rifle Association, The New York Times reported.

December 20, 2015

WV governor vetoes abortion bill, sparking outrage from national pro-life group

West Virginia Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, Democrat, has vetoed a bipartisan bill to ban abortion in the state after 20 weeks, drawing sharp criticism from pro-life supporters.

December 20, 2015

NY charter school dispute exposes fault lines for Dems prior to 2016

The future of the Democrat Party is being charted in New York as its governor and the city's mayor wage a battle over charter schools that touches on race, unions, Wall Street money and other issues that stand to redefine the party.

December 20, 2015

Washington lawmaker floats $150G litter fine on paper that criticized him

A Washington state newspaper is crying foul after a state senator proposed making the paper pay a $150,000-a-year fine for being 鈥渙ne of the top polluters in the county.鈥� It just聽so happens that the lawmaker, state Sen. Don Benton,聽had been the subject of a series of critical articles in the same newspaper.

December 20, 2015

Christie not involved in bridge plot, law firm says

An outside law firm brought in by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie to examine the bridge closure scandal reported Thursday that their investigation found the governor was not involved in the plot.