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James Uthmeier
@jamesuthmeier· FL· Oct 26, 2026

First Street rates certain properties as major flood risk. The FEMA rates the same properties as minimal flood hazard, the lowest federal classification.

floridaphoenix.com
Rob Bonta
@robbonta· CA· Oct 25, 2026

All they provided was a list of people and nothing about why they’re purportedly ineligible. If they have such information, we would be happy to review it, but they’ve provided none.

theguardian.com
Rob Bonta
@robbonta· CA· Oct 25, 2026

It is once again the United States Department of Justice politicizing and weaponizing the law to attack its enemies, and it is completely improper.

theguardian.com
Kris Mayes
@krismayes· AZ· Oct 23, 2026

After successful mediation efforts, Recorder Heap will reinstate the voting status of citizens at issue in this case.

azmirror.com
Catherine Hanaway
@catherinehanaway· MO· Oct 23, 2026

Missouri will not be a safe haven for anyone who steals from taxpayers or exploits public programs.

governor.mo.gov
James Uthmeier
@jamesuthmeier· FL· Oct 22, 2026

We beat them in court. The 11th Circuit ruled just last week that our law is upheld so it is on the books and these companies are on notice if they don’t follow it, our office is going to take them to court, and they’re going to have to…

floridaphoenix.com
James Uthmeier
@jamesuthmeier· FL· Oct 22, 2026

We told them we’ll see them in court. We stand to make a lot more money in court than caving, settling, selling out our kids for pennies on the dollar.

floridaphoenix.com
Kris Kobach
@kriskobach· KS· Oct 22, 2026

The availability of fentanyl on the streets in Kansas is 120th of what it was when I started in office. Huge accomplishment.

kansasreflector.com
Kris Kobach
@kriskobach· KS· Oct 22, 2026

In the last year only, there was a slight bump upward in violent crime. But property crimes were dropping dramatically.

kansasreflector.com
Kris Kobach
@kriskobach· KS· Oct 22, 2026

I’m doing everything I can to help. How would you explain your position to those family members?

kansasreflector.com
Letitia James
@letitiajames· NY· Oct 22, 2026Verified

These scammers targeted immigrant and religious communities with the promise of a better life but instead robbed them of their life savings.

haitiantimes.com
Letitia James
@letitiajames· NY· Oct 22, 2026Verified

NovaTech and AWS Mining scammed thousands of vulnerable New Yorkers by telling them they were making a safe investment when in reality, they were victims of a pyramid scheme.

haitiantimes.com
Kris Mayes
@krismayes· AZ· Oct 22, 2026

The Recorder has refused to voluntarily undertake his statutory duty, so must be ordered to do so.

azmirror.com
Kris Mayes
@krismayes· AZ· Oct 22, 2026

Absent this Court’s prompt intervention, the twenty-five Affected Voters will be illegally denied their right to vote in the November 3, 2026 general election.

azmirror.com
Dana Nessel
@dananessel· MI· Oct 22, 2026

Consumers has basically said what we often hear from the utilities: My way or the highway, and their way could be very, very dangerous for the people of this state.

michiganadvance.com
Dana Nessel
@dananessel· MI· Oct 22, 2026

It’s important for residents to know that DOJ monitors are a standard part of our election process, and we anticipate they will comport with state and federal law just as they did in this year’s August Primary.

michiganadvance.com
Mike Hilgers
@mikehilgers· NE· Oct 22, 2026

Lincoln’s leaders had every opportunity to follow the clear mandate within the Constitution to put the amendments on the ballot. Yet they refused to do so.

nebraskaexaminer.com
Jay Jones
@jayjones· VA· Oct 21, 2026

That’s exactly why we have opposed this merger in front of the SCC, because the transaction won’t do anything to address those fundamental issues.

scdailygazette.com
Raúl Labrador
@rallabrador· Republican · ID· Oct 21, 2026

It was costing the states millions of dollars to litigate these cases, so in the end, it ended up just being better for the state.

idahocapitalsun.com
Raúl Labrador
@rallabrador· Republican · ID· Oct 21, 2026

They donated after the litigation was done. … Probably for them, it’s also a good thing to get out of the litigation and not having to spend years and years of litigation.

idahocapitalsun.com