Legislation

Some states are considering legislation that would make it easier to seek an immunization exemption. This is a step in the wrong direction.

Even some Republican senators have joined their Democratic counterparts in advocating for more legislative action, expressing frustration that the chamber's purpose has been reduced to confirming Trump's judges and passing emergency funding measures.

"The reality for many people in this country is that seeking medical care means weighing one's health against one's wallet."

"I'm very concerned about the carry and storage of these weapons. And we think that's one of the reasons why we think this legislation is worrisome."

If a website fails to remove the material in a timely manner, the state will have the power to block the offending pages from their citizens.

"H.R. 8 would not have stopped many of the circumstances I raised, but a wall, a barrier on the southern border, may have."

"You would think, given how much it takes to get on an American plane or given how much it takes to get into courthouses, that this might be something that we could achieve, but I don't think we could do that from Washington."

Donald Trump said he would "probably end up supporting" new legislation that eases up on marijuana laws, in another blow to Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

While lawmakers across the country have introduced gun control legislation since the Parkland shooting, some states are passing laws to protect the Second Amendment.

The bill's champion, Chris Sevier, is known for his legal and legislative antics.

What's next for Wyoming? The Blockchain. 

1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys experience some form of sexual abuse before they're 18 years old.

AT&T could avoid dealing with state-specific laws regarding net neutrality if Congress passes new legislation.

"States have the right to enforce their own marijuana policies," Warren said last week.

A new law requires diaper-changing stations in both men's and women's public restrooms, because dads are parents too.

Speaking to first responders at a firehouse in West Palm Beach Florida, the president bragged he had signed more laws than Harry Truman.

"The train has left the station for marijuana reform...the American public demands it," Representative Earl Blumenauer (D-Ore.) told Newsweek.

Assemblymember Phil Ting says that the best way for California to meet emission-reduction goals is to set a deadline to increase the number of electric cars on the road.

In his first 11 months in office, Trump has tried to dismantle much of Obama's most significant legislative achievements.

Lawmakers have introduced legislation to prevent and respond to sexual harassment in Congress.

A recent Pew study shows Americans want regulations on self-driving cars. But a new bill allows manufacturers to build the cars without human controls, and limits states from restricting the technology.

Conservatives have long questioned the CBO's accuracy in predicting costs and consequences of legislation.

Trump bragged about how many bills he has signed, but he's actually pretty average in that department.

An exclusive analysis shows an increase in legislative activity related to sanctuary jurisdictions, which comes as Trump has pushed back against such designations.

Legislation introduced in both the House and the Senate would ban airlines from behaving as United did with David Dao in April.

More than 20 percent of women suffer from dysmenorrhea, the medical term for severe menstrual cramps.

Republicans are not even bothering to read legislation before they nod it through.

The federal minimum wage currently stands at $7.25 an hour, and Congress has not increased it since 2009.

The Canadian Medical Association suggested that only adults 21 and older should be allowed to purchase and consume marijuana products legally.

The president's orders cannot supersede legislation; they merely instruct federal agencies on priorities or how to interpret laws.