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Liberty isn’t the only thing likely to be lost when gun laws are passed to appease emotions over reason, evidence, logic, and rights. Lives will most…
Liberty isn’t the only thing likely to be lost when gun laws are passed to appease emotions over reason, evidence, logic, and rights. Lives will most…
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This announcement was run in the August 27th issue of the MBC Pathway, a bi-monthly publication of the Missouri Baptist Convention. Prayers and…
This announcement was run in the August 27th issue of the MBC Pathway, a bi-monthly publication of the Missouri Baptist Convention. Prayers and…
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THANK YOU to the wonderful FEE staff, trustees, and other friends who appeared in this video that left me almost speechless last weekend at FEEcon in…
THANK YOU to the wonderful FEE staff, trustees, and other friends who appeared in this video that left me almost speechless last weekend at FEEcon in…
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Scott Wiener
It’s too hard & expensive — & takes too long — to build the things California needs to succeed, for example, housing, transit, clean energy, child care centers, health clinics, new businesses. A key Senate committee passed two major bills I’m authoring to help: (1) Allowing housing density around major transit stops (SB 79) (2) Modernizing CEQA so it’s harder to abuse it to obstruct projects for non-environmental reasons (SB 607) California needs to show we can govern effectively & make people’s lives better & more affordable. We’re working hard to do this.
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Ryan Hanretty
There Is No Shortage Of Recent Headlines About States Pushing Back on Federal AI Preemption – Let's Briefly Look At Why It Matters for Business California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta joined 23 attorneys general in a letter to the FCC opposing efforts to preempt state AI laws. The letter argues the FCC lacks authority to override state regulation and warns that removing states from AI oversight would harm consumers. Attorney General Bonta said, "states can nurture innovation and protect residents at the same time and pledged to fight any federal overreach." As companies build and use AI products, they must prepare for a legal landscape where federal and state authorities vie for control. While the FCC may not have authority today (courts will determine this), Congress and to some extent the POTUS can definitely impact the conversation. This development signals that state legislatures and the federal government will continue to wade in to the AI and business use policies and highlights the importance of strategic compliance and advocacy. Maven Advocacy Partners is a vertically integrated state and federal advocacy firm. We are uniquely positioned to provide access, advice, and develop strategies to guide your business decisions at every level. Want to further engage in controlling how state vs. federal authority might affect your business? Let’s discuss ways to navigate evolving regulatory landscapes and safeguard your company. #ArtificialIntelligence #AIRegulation #TechPolicy #ConsumerProtection #StateLaw #FederalPreemption #Innovation #Compliance #GovTech #Business #Government #Policy #Lobbying #Advocacy
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Chris Shimoda
The California Air Resources Board has announced a series of public sessions in advance of delivering a series of recommendations to the Governor's Office related to furthering zero-emission vehicle adoption in early-August. These efforts are related to California's response to Congress rescinding EPA waivers for ACCII, ACT and the Low NOx Omnibus rules. It is widely anticipated, based on recent public statements by CARB's Chair, that CARB will recommend the California Legislature expand their authority to adopt statewide indirect source rules. Two such bills have already failed to advance through the Legislature this year. https://lnkd.in/gfPmJ2dN
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