Lawmakers Blast Chinese Communist Party’s Influence On American Classrooms
U.S. House Lawmakers Held A Hearing To Investigate The Chinese Communist Party’s Alleged Efforts To Influence American Classrooms.
Read moreU.S. House Lawmakers Held A Hearing To Investigate The Chinese Communist Party’s Alleged Efforts To Influence American Classrooms.
Read moreTennesseans Looking To Visit Pornographic Websites May Soon Have To Show Government-Issued Identification To Prove That They Are At Least 18 Years Of Age.
Read moreTennessee’s Lobbying Sector Is Doing Just Fine. From Jan. 1, 2023 To June 30, 2023, Groups Spent A Combined $35 Million On Lobbying Activity.
Read moreU.S. Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tennessee, Is A Co-Sponsor Of Bipartisan Legislation To Increase The Amount School Teachers Can Deduct For Classroom Supplies To $1,000 Per Year.
Read moreThe U.S. Gross National Debt Surpassed $33 Trillion, A Troubling Benchmark As Lawmakers Show Little Interest In Reining In Spending, Let Alone A Balanced Budget.
Read moreBrandon Delivers His Take On The Special Session… Plus Stories On Drag Shows For Tennessee Kids, Medical Treatments Denied For The Unvaxed, TN GOP’s History Of Censoring Citizens & Much More! TUNE IN!
Read moreThe Internal Revenue Service Lost Millions Of Taxpayer Records And Federal Employees Don’t Know Where They Have Gone. Lawmakers Want Answers And Accountability For The Irs Over Those Documents, Which Could Be Used By Nefarious Actors To Steal Americans’ Identity.
Read moreTennessee’s Special Session Finished Tuesday With An Expense Of $351,476 To Bring Lawmakers To The Capital For Six Days Of The Session. Each Day, It Cost The State $58,576 In Stipends And Mileage For Lawmakers, According To Numbers Provided By Office Of Legislative Administration Director Connie Ridley. Those Expenses Are Not All-Encompassing And Do Not Address Additional Security Or Legal Fees Associated.
Read moreThe Tax Break Was The Latest In Favorable Legislation For The State’s Top Political Spender.
Read moreGov. Bill Lee Has Proposed A Measure Requiring DNA Testing For All Felony Crimes, Including White Collar Ones, But It’s Getting Little Traction Among Tennessee Lawmakers.
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