Are Augusta County leaders finally ready to move forward on police body cams?
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It doesn’t take much to realize that the issue driving Augusta County politics the past couple of years has been police body cams.
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‘Virginians are generous’: FTC, 10 states sue Women’s Cancer Fund, operator
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, the FTC and nine other states are suing sham charity Cancer Recovery Foundation International.
Jason Miyares joins 19 Republican AGs in brief backing proposed Montana TikTok ban
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Legislation introduced in Montana would prohibit the use of TikTok in the state unless it separates from its parent Chinese company.
Hikma Pharmaceuticals to pay $150M for failure to monitor, report suspicious opioid orders
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A multistate settlement in principle with opioid manufacturer Hikma Pharmaceuticals will provide $150 million to resolve claims.
Publicis Health reaches $350M settlement for role in national opioid crisis
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A $350 million national settlement with Publicis Health seeks to resolve investigations into the firm’s role in the opioid crisis.
NYSE changes mind about proposed rule to redefine how investors value natural assets
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The New York Stock Exchange withdrew a recently proposed rule change that would have allowed the listing of “Natural Asset Companies” (NACs).
Coalition supports parents: ‘No parent wakes up and wants to co-parent with the government’
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The U.S. Supreme Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit ruled Montgomery County parents cannot challenge the school board’s gender policy.
FCC adopts one-to-one consent robocall policy advocated by coalition of state AGs
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The FCC has adopted a new telemarketing robocall and robotext policy advocated by Virginia’s Attorney General Jason Miyares.
Student lender ‘preyed on young people’; $30M in relief coming to borrowers in 11 states
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A company that offered an online training program claiming to prepare students for entry-level positions will provide more than $20 million in relief to student borrowers.
Twenty-three state AGs oppose Department of Labor rule change to unionize migrant workers
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A U.S. DOL rule change that would allow foreign agricultural workers to form unions encouraged 23 state AGs to create a coalition.
