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Attention Drivers: New AI-Powered Fines and Stricter Laws Roll Out Across the U.S. This September!

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Drivers across the United States are preparing for significant changes on the road as a series of new regulations take effect this September. These laws, spanning from Ohio to South Carolina, address issues related to young drivers, cellphone use, and the operation of autonomous vehicles. In Shelton, Connecticut, the city’s initiative to enhance school bus safety includes the installation of artificial intelligence-powered cameras on all 68 school buses. The cameras will automatically capture images and license plate details of vehicles that pass stopped buses with flashing lights. A 30-day warning period will precede the enforcement … Read more

Maryland Unveils Exciting New Laws: Official State Drink and More Roll Out on June 1

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ANNAPOLIS, Md. — As of June 1, several new laws have taken effect in Maryland, introducing notable changes in various sectors, including state symbols and public education. Among the most highlighted is the designation of the Orange Crush cocktail as the official state drink, a move that emphasizes the state’s cultural heritage and love for the beverage. In addition to the new official drink, legislation affecting schools and education policy has been implemented. The laws aim to enhance school safety by mandating active shooter drills and reinforcing guidelines for mental health support in educational settings. … Read more

Arizona Initiates Voter Roll Cleanup: 50,000 Registrations Under Scrutiny for Citizenship Verification

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In a significant development across Arizona, all 15 counties have initiated actions to verify and cleanse their voter registrations of noncitizens. This action includes approximately 50,000 potential voters who have not confirmed their U.S. citizenship status. The move follows a legal challenge spearheaded by America First Legal (AFL), which argued that the existing voter registration procedures were not in compliance with Arizona state laws that mandate citizenship proof for voting in state and local elections. James Rogers, senior counsel at AFL, described the outcome as a triumph for Arizona’s electoral integrity. The lawsuit was originally … Read more

2025 to Challenge Organizations as New State Data Privacy Laws Roll Out Amidst Uncertainty of Federal Legislation

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As new state data privacy regulations prepare to take effect in 2025, organizations across the United States are bracing for what could be the most challenging year yet in terms of compliance. Amid these upcoming changes, data privacy experts are not only focusing on state regulations but also on the potential shifts at the federal level. The outlook for the introduction of a national privacy law remains uncertain, affected by the changing dynamics in the U.S. administration and Congress. The recent spotlight on data privacy comes as states individually push forward with their own legislative … Read more