Tennessee Conservative
Fanatics Sportsbook Was Fined $50,000 In Tennessee For Allowing 8 People Who Were On An In-App Self-Exclusion List To Place Bets During That Exclusion. Zen Sports Received A $60,000 Fine For Not Maintaining A High Enough Balance In Its Reserve Account To Cover Outstanding Bets And Obligations.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee Is Scheduled To Consider A Bill On Monday, April 1 Dealing With The Transportation Of Illegal Immigrants Within The State Of Tennessee.
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The Tennessee House Criminal Justice Subcommittee Moved Forward With Potential Legislation That Would Increase Penalties For The Transportation Of Illegal Aliens Into The State In Their Tuesday Meeting.
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Because Faith-Based Covenant Transport And Their Subsidiary Transport Management Services Insist On Requiring Verifiable Immigration Status Documentation For Hiring, The Company Is Being Fined $700,000 By The U.S. Government.
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Hospitals Are Still Working To Comply With A 2021 Law That Requires Them To Publicly Post Prices For The Services They Offer While Federal Regulators Begin To Issue Fines For Noncompliance.
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Tennessee’s Sports Wagering Advisory Council Decided To Delay Punishments For Nine Operators That Didn’t Meet A 10% Profit Mark Last Year While It Approved Fanatics Sportsbook To Begin Operations At Its Wednesday Meeting.
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House Republicans Are Launching An Inquiry Into Paypal After The Payment Processing Company Sparked Major Controversy For A Policy That Would Fine Customers For “Misinformation.”
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The Federal Election Commission Has Fined Hillary Clinton’s 2016 Campaign And The Democratic National Committee For Disguising Payments Through A Law Firm For The Infamous Steele Dossier That Gave Rise To The Now-Discredited Russia Collusion Allegations, According To A Letter Made Public Wednesday.
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About $6 Billion In New Taxes, Fees & Fines Specific To The Oil & Gas Industry Are On The Table Biden’s $3.5 Trillion Budget Reconciliation Plan Before Congress. Four Groups Representing Hundreds Of Oil & Gas Businesses Have Urged…
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On Tuesday, October 5th, The Nashville Metro City Council Is Set To Take The Final Vote On Passing An Ordinance For An Indoor Mask Mandate For ALL Of Nashville In Public Spaces.
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