Tennessee Conservative
Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Announced That Tennessee, Along With A Coalition Of Other Attorneys General, Has Obtained Two Multistate Settlements With Experian Concerning Data Breaches It Experienced In 2012 And 2015 That Compromised The Personal Information Of Millions Of Consumers Nationwide.
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After The Announcement Last Friday That The U.S. Supreme Court Had Overturned Roe V. Wade, Corporate-Owned Businesses In Tennessee Have Been Working On Ways To Sidestep The Expected Upcoming Trigger Law Abortion Ban In Tennessee And The Heartbeat Law, Now In Effect After The Sixth Circuit Court Of Appeals Lifted The Injunction On The Law First Passed In 2020.
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1) Tennessee Governor, Lawmakers Celebrate “Improved” Test Scores – Almost Two Thirds Of Students Below Grade Level
2) T-Mobile Promises To Pay Travel And Lodging Expenses Of Tennessee Employees Getting Abortions Out Of State
3) Federal Judge Rules To Keep Tennessee Judicial Conference Meetings Closed
4) Tennessee Republican Representative Resigns To Become Lobbyist
5) Tennessee Supreme Court Overrules Lower court, Boots Starbuck From Ballot
6) Tennessee Supreme Court Denies Nashville’s Request To Reconsider School Voucher Program
7) Lawmakers Create Bureaucracy To Oversee Immigrant Child Care
According To A Company-Wide Email Sent To All T-Mobile Employees Last Month, The Company Will Pay For Costs Associated With Female Employees Traveling Out Of State To End The Lives Of Their Unborn Children.
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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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T-Mobile Has Issued Guidelines For Employees To Return To Work At Their “Customer Experience Centers” But With Strict Guidelines In Place For The Unvaccinated.
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