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A measure that would allow Tennessee schools to refuse undocumented students is likely dead for the 2025 legislative session.
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Bill’s supporters call it a win for private property; Opponents say it’s a loss for all Tennesseans
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Tennessee retailers will soon have to take their most popular hemp products off the shelves.
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If the bill becomes law, responsibility for investigating discrimination complaints will go to the Tennessee Attorney General
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Volunteer State leaders in limbo over federal funding reductions
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Tennessee lawmakers are considering a bill that would add another, harsher penalty for people who make threats of mass violence at school.
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The Tennessee House passed a bill Thursday codifying access to birth control and fertility treatments in the Volunteer State, despite opposition from dozens of House Republicans.
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A measure to challenge the right to an education for undocumented students narrowly passed the Tennessee Senate, 19-13, to the outrage of protesters inside and outside of the chamber.
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Tennessee physicians and insurance companies could soon deny patients certain medical treatments that go against the providers' moral or religious beliefs under a bill now headed to the governor’s desk.
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The bill nevertheless earned the vote of 8 Republicans to advance out of a Tennessee House committee Monday