Tennessee, Montana Lead State Coalition Against Banks, Credit Card Companies Tracking and Monitoring Firearm Purchases

Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Along With Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen Is Leading A Coalition Of 24 States Alerting The Chief Executive Officers Of Three Major Credit Card Companies That The Recent Creation Of A Merchant Category Code For The Processing Of Firearms Purchases From Gun Stores Is Potentially A Violation Of Consumer Protection And Antitrust Laws.

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National Park Service Says Visitations, Visitor Spending Up In 2021

Tourists Who Visited The Country’s National Parks Spent Significantly More Money Last Year Compared To 2020, When The Pandemic Slowed Down Travel, According To Recently Released Federal Data.

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Eight States Sue Biden Over Reinstated Obama-Era Immigration Policy

Eight States Are Suing The Biden Administration Claiming It Is Abusing An Obama-Era Immigration Program That Allows Minors Who Entered The U.S. Illegally To Seek To Bring In Family Members From Their Home Countries.

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Western Sheriffs Association Declares ‘No Confidence’ In DHS Secretary Mayorkas

The Western States Sheriffs’ Association Has Issued A Declaration Of “No Confidence” In Department Of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Over His Handling Of The Border Crisis.

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State Lawmaker To Press For Law Banning V@x Mandates By Employers

State Senator Frank Niceley Of Strawberry Plains Says He Plans To Use The Special Legislative Session Planned By Republican Senate And House Members To Press Legislators To Pass A Law That Would Ban Businesses From Making Covid-19 Vaccination A Condition Of Employment.

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More Than Half Of U.S. States Vow To Fight Biden’s Vaccine Mandate

Twenty-Seven Republican Governors Or Attorneys General Have Vowed To Fight The Latest Executive Order issued By President Joe Biden Mandating That Over 80 Million Private Employees Receive COVID Vaccinations Or Undergo Weekly Testing, Or Their Employer Will Be Fined.

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Excessive Heat Warnings In West As 300,000 Acres Burn

More Than 30 Million People In Western States Are Under Excessive Heat Warnings And Advisories Monday, With Multiple Cities Hitting Record-High Triple-Digit Temperatures. As Of Sunday, More Than 300,000 Acres Have Burned In Six Western States.

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15 Governors Oppose Biden’s Executive Order On Conservation

Governors From 15 States Are Sounding The Alarm Over An Executive Order Issued By President Joe Biden Tasking His Administration To “Conserve” 30% Of All Land And Water In The U.S. By 2030.

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Texas Joins Coalition Seeking SCOTUS Clarity On 2nd Amendment Rights

Texas Has Joined 21 States Led By The Attorneys General Of Louisiana, Arizona And Montana In An Amicus Brief Filed With The U.S. Supreme Court. The Multistate Coalition Is Asking The Court To Uphold Hawaiians’ Second Amendment Rights To Bear Arms…

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Tennessee Can Do More To Protect Medical Freedoms

Most People Know By Now That Our General Assembly Failed To Pass Sweeping Legislation To Protect The Liberties And Privacy Of Tennesseans From Vaccine Passports And Requirements. Largely Because Of Bill Lee’s Opposition, Effort After Effort To Secure Our Health Freedoms Failed To Gain Support In Our Legislature, Leaving Tennesseans Vulnerable To Vaccine Mandates By Businesses, Schools, And Non-Profits.

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