Texas State Bar Ends Disciplinary Efforts Against AG Ken Paxton Over Election Claims
The State Bar of Texas drops disciplinary action against Attorney General Ken Paxton over allegations of professional misconduct.
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Canada Prepares for Possible Retaliatory Tariffs Against US Products
Canada is considering retaliatory tariffs if President-elect Donald Trump imposes tariffs on Canadian products as…
Yellen Cites Rejection of Isolationism for Strengthening U.S. Economy
Janet Yellen credits US economic growth to Biden's rejection of isolationism, in veiled critique of Trump's…
Pennsylvania Senate Passes GOP’s $3B Tax Reduction Plan Despite Democrat Opposition
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — GOP Proposes $3B Tax Cut in Response to Democratic Gov. Shapiro's Budget Plan
The Republican Party has proposed a $3 billion tax cut, their counterproposal to Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro's budget plan. The main focus of the proposed legislation is how to utilize the massive cash surplus in the state treasury.…
Georgia Senate Approves Health Permit Relaxation Bill
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Georgia lawmakers have agreed on a plan to ease some aspects of the state's health care permitting law,…
No Labels third-party group plans 2024 campaign, AP sources
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The third-party presidential movement, No Labels, is planning to field a candidate in the upcoming…
Former U.S. Ambassador Allegedly Acted as an Agent for Cuba
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Manuel Rocha, a former U.S. ambassador to Bolivia, has been arrested in an FBI counterintelligence investigation, with allegations connecting him with secretly serving as an agent for the Cuban government. No further details about Rocha's case have been revealed, but more information is expected to be disclosed following the unsealing of…
AP Exclusive: US Black Attorneys General Delve into Race, Politics and Justice…
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The American legal system is facing a trust crisis from the public due to perceived conflicts of interest…