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These extreme laws are deeply out of step with American families.

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These extreme laws are deeply out of step with American families.

A Nevada assemblywoman aims to find out.
“We have individuals who are stuck filling the gaps day in and day out, teaching our kids, and no support.”
Proposed federal legislation, better workplace accommodations, and more federal funding could make a difference, advocates say.
The group addresses cannabis industry complaints about the state’s regulatory apparatus and competition from the illegal trade.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will issue a proposed rule on the policy by the end of the month.
Windsor Park is reminiscent of a ghost town, with dilapidated structures, broken street lights, and garbage-strewn vacant lots.
As long as drivers obey the speed limits and other safety laws, Harris said officers should “let people go about their business.”
Acidic water and heavy metals leaching into the state’s waterways is what’s left behind.
Sen. Skip Daly, a Democrat from Washoe County, sponsored Senate Bill 116, which he says is necessary to ensure the safety of Nevadans.
The ruling is a major blow to Ormat Technologies development plans, which include a potential large-scale geothermal development project.
How much of the food and drinking sales tax is paid by tourists, and how much is paid by locals?
Mifepristone is approved for use in pregnancies up to seven weeks, and it can’t be dispensed through the mail.
Legislature considering rent stabilization, other proposals to address high costs of housing.
Critics of the bills said they’re reminiscent of America’s war on drugs, which antagonized and punished entire communities.
The Colorado River Basin supplies drinking water to 40 million people, fuels hydropower resources, and sustains agriculture across the West.
Las Vegas homeowner Michael Kosor says the measure is an assault on the First Amendment and serves to chill opposition to HOA governance.
The bill would provide state employees eight weeks of paid family leave, which could be used after the birth or adoption of a child.
The request argued the Texas judge’s ruling on Friday evening was “especially unwarranted given the balance of harms.”
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