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New York Urges Court to Dismiss Challenge of Content Moderation Rules

X lawsuit argues that New York state content moderation rules would compel disclosure of ‘controversial speech’ protected by the First Amendment.

Pennsylvania Dad-Lawmakers Rally to Push Bill to Safeguard Girls’ Sports Integrity

Pennsylvania father-lawmakers rallied Oct. 29 to back a bill banning males from female sports in public schools and colleges.
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Trump Renews Efforts to End New York City Congestion Toll

President Trump said Nov. 3 that Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy will reconsider ending NYC’s congestion toll for vehicles entering the city.

Pennsylvanians to Decide Whether to Keep 3 Democratic State Supreme Court Justices

Voters will decide whether justices Donohue, Dougherty, and Wecht should each be retained for another 10-year term, voting “yes” or “no” on each seat.

New York Judge Blocks Texas’s Effort to Enforce Abortion Penalty Against Manhattan Doctor

A New York judge dismissed a lawsuit from Texas AG Ken Paxton seeking to enforce the Lone Star state’s abortion penalty in the Empire State.

New Mexico to Roll Out Free Universal Child Care On Nov. 1

New Mexico to become first state to offer no-cost universal child care to legal residents after ranking worst state in the country for child well-being.

San Jose Proclaims ‘Republic of China Day,’ Honors Taiwanese Community’s Contributions

San Jose declared Oct. 25 “Republic of China Day,” honoring the Taiwanese American community’s cultural and economic contributions to the city.

Virginia Announces Alternative Food Stamp Program as SNAP Deadline Looms

Virginia is starting a state food stamp program as SNAP faces suspension amid the federal shutdown, pending new congressional funding.