Tennessee

Republicans say that the bill would enhance security measures in schools.

Arguments were finally held this week a year after the initial lawsuits seeking the documents were filed.

The proposed legislation passed on a vote of 26 to 5 amid disruptions from loud protesters.

State agencies would be banned from requiring foster and adoptive families to support LGBT policies that conflict with their religious and moral beliefs.

Mr. Fritts said the legislation is needed because federal proposals to enact geoengineering operations have been set in motion.

In January, six other defendants were found guilty of FACE law violations and felony conspiracy stemming from the same incident on March 5, 2021.

The measure was brought in the Tennessee Legislature in response to concerns about vaccines being used in produce sold in stores, said state Republicans.

The judge said the documents must be handed over for a judicial review.

Incident comes less than a week after a small plane crash near an interstate highway in Tennessee killed a Canadian family of five.

The plaintiffs accused X Corp. of indirectly enabling copyright infringement on its social media platform.