U.S. State Attorneys General

The government has lobbed allegations of widespread voter fraud at the states, only for those allegations to crumble under scrutiny.

At best, this litigation is a reckless political stunt.

Raúl Castro ordered the murder of four Floridians in cold blood.

We are not impressed by their case, we are not impressed by their position. Our north star is the law and the facts and they have neither on their side.

I want to remind Californians that customers of 23andMe can delete their private, genetic data – no matter who owns it.

I am proud to fight for the privacy rights of Californians and to deliver this settlement for consumers who put their trust in 23andMe.

I’m joining my fellow attorneys general to push for safeguards that will remain in place no matter who takes control of this company.

Voluntary safety measures are not enough if they can be reversed by a business’ next owner.

Character.AI’s financial troubles should not leave consumers to deal with the privacy fallout the company leaves in the wake of its bankruptcy.

Some people are mad. … Because this office was being allowed to be used as a political weapon, (bill critics) don’t like it.

I made a bunch of promises to the people of Idaho of what I was going to do in the Office of Attorney General.

Every count, recount, hand count, lawsuit, and audit has found that there’s no widespread voter fraud in the U.S.

The Meta settlement’s provisions go beyond the policies we were hoping to implement via legislation.

Nevadans deserve to know their top cop wants a promotion with an arrest record involving public intoxication, stealing tires, and failing to appear in court, in addition to trespassing a woman’s home without her permission.

It’s no surprise that Joe Lombardo, who has disdain for our community in so many regards, is stooping to this level.

The first message I got after I won the primary — a direct message on Facebook said, and I’m quoting, ‘Great, a f–king n—-r AG.’

I knew he’d kowtow, capitulate and kiss up to Trump at every turn.

Today, my team and I announced we entered an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under Section 287(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.

This makes zero sense. We sued to get Revolution Wind back online, and we will not hesitate to return to court again to protect Connecticut jobs and our access to clean, renewable, affordable power.

That is why we created a dedicated Voter Protection Section within the Office of the Attorney General. This work now has a permanent home, and a team focused every day on defending voting rights and enforcing Virginia law.

There is no widespread voter preference, voter fraud problem. It doesn't exist. It is a lie. It is a conspiracy theory.

Congress has been deliberating on this and holding hearings for more than a year... The notion that we should wait for Congress to develop a universal solution... is foolish.

Notably absent from ChatGPT’s advertisements are any adequate disclosures that ChatGPT can be wrong, make mistakes, or provide false or nonsensical information.

We’re suing OpenAI to protect Arizona children and to hold the company accountable for its repeated violations of Arizona law.