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Alaska legalizes safe haven baby boxes
Health careGov. Mike Dunleavy signed a law allowing newborns up to 21 days old to be surrendered through approved baby boxes.
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News · AK
Gov. Mike Dunleavy signed a law allowing newborns up to 21 days old to be surrendered through approved baby boxes.

News · NE
The proposal would move votes for speaker and committee chairs to before the Nebraska Legislature’s session begins.

News · NE
Nebraska Republicans held a pre-session vote on Sept. 15 as a separate delay affected the timetable for cannabis rules.

News · TX
SpaceX has taken the Texas attorney general and Grimes County to court in a dispute involving public records requests.

News · MI
A proposed Michigan bill would restrict how children and teenagers use electric bicycles, but it is not yet state law.

News · WY
The senator said momentum behind the CLARITY Act will not return this decade if the current opportunity passes.

News · KY
Legislation advanced by Congressman Comer to support the Oscar Cross Boys and Girls Club has completed the federal lawmaking process.

News · CA
The new state laws address online child safety, with implementation details and effective dates now central to their impact.

News · AZ
The Arizona governor rejected multiple legislative measures intended to celebrate Charlie Kirk’s life.

News · VA
The act, named for West Virginia native Hershel “Woody” Williams, creates a National Medal of Honor Monument.

News · KS
Kansas flags are to be displayed at half-staff Friday under an order not directly connected to an election or political race.

News · GA
The Stockbridge City Council voted to remove the mayor in a city government action unrelated to an election or candidate race.

News · NV
Gov. Joe Lombardo directed flags to fly at half-staff in Nevada in observance of 9/11.

News · ME
Maine Democrats criticized Collins in Portland, saying a vote by Collins blocked the release of Epstein-related files.

News · OR
The governor announced the state action with an AI-generated image, separating the policy decision from an unusual communications choice.

News · VA
The measure honors the West Virginia World War II hero and is not directly connected to an election or candidate race.

News · WI
A dispatch recording involving Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany has been released, with no direct connection to an election or candidate race.

News · NV
Their votes were against a broader spending bill that included health funding for 9/11 responders.

News · US
Cruz faced jeers on ESPN’s College GameDay while advocating for a Senate proposal concerning college sports.

News · UT
Opponents challenged a Republican effort to repeal a voter-approved ban on gerrymandering, complicating familiar images of Utah women.

News · CA
The new California law is intended to limit social media risks for children younger than 16.

News · MT
Zinke announced the introduction of legislation called the A River Runs Through It Act, a development not directly tied to an election.

News · WA
The mayor’s proposal puts startup support on Seattle’s agenda as the city grows more reliant on large technology companies.

News · TN
The mayor unveiled new efforts focused on supporting small businesses across Nashville.

News · CA
The commentary supports California’s SB 1414 redistricting bill and argues that signing it would establish a sound precedent.

News · IA
The public broadcaster announced debate dates for Iowa governor, U.S. House and U.S. Senate contests.

News · FL
Trump’s proposal calls for a national space academy with NASA in the lead, but creating it would require a formal structure and operating plan.

News · AK
Alaska has approved the use of baby boxes through a bill expanding the state’s Safe Haven policy.

News · US
Each White House assertion must be checked separately against legislation, official actions, data and the full context of public remarks.

News · US
The House approved a short-term measure intended to keep the federal government funded and avoid a shutdown before the election.