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Justice Department Arrests Special Operations Soldier in New York After $400,000 Polymarket Profit Tied to Maduro Capture and Removal Bets
Federal prosecutors say the soldier used confidential information to place wagers on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s fate before his arrest.
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Federal Appeals Court Ruling Could Reshape Canton New Building Rules Under New York All Electric Law, Though State Enforcement Remains Suspended for Now
A state code update says the law is still on hold, limiting any immediate effect on new construction in Canton.
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House Passes AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, Moving Federal Requirement for New Cars and Electric Vehicles One Step Closer to Law
The bill would force automakers to keep AM radio in vehicles sold in the United States and now heads to…
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New Arizona Law in Tucson Makes Lane Splitting by Motorcyclists a Class Two Misdemeanor With Jail Time Fines and License Suspension
Motorcyclists can still lane filter under narrow limits, but lane splitting now carries criminal penalties in Arizona.
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Senate Return Could Revive Sunshine Protection Act as 19 States Wait for Congress to Approve Permanent Daylight Saving Time Nationwide
The House has passed the bill, but the Senate has yet to act on a proposal that would end seasonal…
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Florida’s Oct. 1 Law Changes Add New License Plate Options, Tougher Animal Cruelty Penalties and Rental Fraud Felony Charges Statewide
A second wave of measures from this year’s legislative session affects drivers, renters, pet owners and some public-records rules.