regulations
Homeschool Advocates Concerned That Accepting State Funds For Education May Come With “Strings Attached”
Some Conservative Advocates For Educational Alternatives From Public School Are Seeing Potential Issues With Acceptance Of Government Money Being Integrated Into Spending For Private And Homeschooling Families.
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Small Businesses Cry Foul Over Inability To Challenge Federal Rules
A U.S. Supreme Court Case Awaiting A Ruling Has Small Businesses Calling For An End To The Statute Of Limitations Blocking Them From Challenging A Federal Agency Regulation Six Years After It Was Enacted.
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Tennessee Attorney General Leads 20-State Coalition Pushing Back Against EPA Rules
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Said, “These Proposed Regulations Will Significantly Reduce The Nation’s Capacity To Sterilize Medical Devices. If The Administration Moves Forward With This Proposal, The Shortage Of Available Medical Devices Will Hurt Both Patients And Health Care Professionals.”
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‘Ambitious’ Biden Regulation Would ‘Force’ Most Americans Out Of Gas Cars, Critics Say
Will The Biden Administration’s Latest Energy Regulations Force Americans Out Of Gas Vehicles And Into More Expensive Electric Cars? Lawmakers In The U.S. House Held A Hearing Wednesday Tackling That Key Question.
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TN House Republican Leader Files Legislation To Limit Regulation Without Representation
Tennessee House Republican Leader William Lamberth Has Filed A Bill To Allow County Residents To Be Free From Regulations Imposed In Cities They Are Not A Part Of.
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Biden Calls For Federal And State Gas Tax Holidays, A Move Critics Call A ‘Gimmick’
President Joe Biden Called On States And Congress Wednesday To Implement A Temporary Federal Gas Tax Holiday As The National Average Price Per Gallon Hovers Around $5 Per Gallon. Critics Say The Administration Needs To Ease Regulations On Oil And Gas Drilling In The U.S.
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Following End Of TN Legislature Session, Delta-8 Products Remain In The Gray
Currently, In Tennessee, Hemp Products Containing A Small Amount Of THC Are Legal, And Efforts By Legislators To Ban Or Regulate Certain Hemp Products In The Volunteer State Failed To Move Forward During The Last Legislative Session.
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Lee Joins 17 Other Governors In Opposition To Proposed Federal Charter School Rules
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Is One Of 18 Republican Governors To Send A Letter To U.S. Secretary Of Education Miguel Cardona Opposing Proposed Federal Regulations For Charter Schools.
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Supreme Court Reverses Ruling That Limited States’ Veto Power Over Energy Projects
The U.S. Supreme Court Reversed A Lower Court Ruling That Blocked A Rule That Limits How States Can Veto Big Energy Projects Through The Clean Water Act.
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