Tennessee Conservative
Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III, Along With New York Attorney General Letitia James, Announced They Have Secured $141 Million From The Owner Of TurboTax, Intuit Inc., For Deceiving Consumers Into Paying For Tax Services That Should Have Been Free.
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A Leaked Draft Opinion From The Supreme Court That Could Overturn Roe V. Wade Has Many In Tennessee Wondering How This Would Affect Abortion Access In The State.
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Tennessee’s Supreme Court Threw Out An Injunction Against The State’s Redrawn Maps On Wednesday, Issuing A Decision That Is Not Eligible For Appeal.
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Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III, Along With A Bipartisan Group Of Attorneys General, Is Leading A Nationwide Investigation Of The Social Media Platform Tiktok To Determine Whether The Company Violated State Consumer Protection Laws That Put The Public, Especially Children And Young Adults, At Risk.
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Maw Maw’s Radio, Death Of The Protestant Work Ethic, The Swamp In Nashville, We Have Some Fighters, Why We Get Beat, “The Wiggler” And The Weekend Report…
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A Bill To Prohibit Taxpayer-Funded State Agencies From Lobbying For Or Against State Legislation Has Been Taken Off Notice For The House Public Service Subcommittee Due To A Likely Defeat Of The Companion Senate Bill In Committee And The Fact That The Practice The Bill Aims To Address Is Most Likely Already In Violation Of Tennessee Code And The State’s Constitution.
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Attorney General Herbert Slatery Is Urging All Tennessee Residents Who May Have Been Affected By The Data Breach Announced By T-Mobile In August 2021 To Take Appropriate Steps To Protect Their Information From Identity Theft.
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A Federal Lawsuit Against Tennessee’s Transgender Bathroom Law Is Being Dropped As The Families Of The Two Transgender Minors Who Brought The Suit Are Moving Out Of The State.
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Attorney General Herbert Slatery Has Marked A Key Milestone In The $26 Billion Opioid Agreement With The Nation’s Three Major Pharmaceutical Distributors – Cardinal, McKesson, And AmerisourceBergen – And Johnson & Johnson Over The Companies’ Role In Creating And Fueling The Nationwide Opioid Crisis.
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The State Of Tennessee Has Wound Down Its Contact Tracing Contract With Xtend Healthcare, A For Profit Medical Billing Firm Hired In June 2020 Through A No-Bid Contract In The Early Months Of The Covid-19 Pandemic As State Resources Quickly Became Overwhelmed.
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