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Congress writes roughly 300 laws a year. State legislatures write 25,000. The Tenth is a weekly briefing on the bills passing in America's 50 statehouses — what they do, who they affect, and what actually changes for the people who live under them. Non-partisan, bill-first, plain English. Named for the 10th Amendment. From amendment.app.
Amendment hosts The Tenth, a news show with 15 episodes published.
The two aircraft the United States flies into the eyewall of a hurricane were built in the mid-1970s — older than most of the crews aboard — and the entire hurricane-hunter fleet is just three planes. This week, with mos
After more than two years — an entire fiscal year with no spending plan at all, the only state in the country in that spot — North Carolina finally passed a full budget this week. Governor Josh Stein signed the $34.4 bil
July 1st is the day a year of legislation stops being paper and starts governing. This week a wave of new state laws took effect across the country — and in Indiana, one of them meant a household behind on its electric b
This week the U.S. Senate passed a war powers resolution ordering American forces out of hostilities with Iran, fifty to forty-eight, with four Republicans crossing the aisle. It's the first time such a resolution has cl
This week Hawaii became the first state in the country to bar corporations from spending money to influence elections — a law its own sponsors wrote as a direct challenge to the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision.
This week New York became the first state in the country to hit pause on new large data centers — the warehouses of servers powering the AI boom, each drawing electricity by the small city's worth. The legislature passed
By seven votes—215 to 208—the U.S. House voted to order American forces out of the fighting with Iran, the first time a war powers resolution has cleared a chamber in the three months since the conflict began. Four Repub
For a hundred and sixty-five years, Rhode Island's law books have quietly carried the state's 1861 ratification of the Corwin Amendment—a proposed amendment that would have made slavery permanent and beyond the reach of
You know the Sunday shows. Half the hour is a politician dodging the question, the other half, pundits guessing who wins the next election, and none of it ever leaves Washington. The Tenth is the opposite. Same Sunday mo
By four votes—216 to 212—the U.S. House voted to weaken the Clean Air Act for the first time in its 55-year history. The EPA scrapped the first federal limits on four PFAS “forever chemicals,” the Supreme Court narrowed
Maryland just became the first state in the country to ban surveillance pricing in food retail. House Bill 895 stops grocery stores and delivery apps from using algorithms or personal data to charge different shoppers di
Florida just redrew its congressional map four years ahead of the next census, flipping its delegation from 20-to-8 Republican to a projected 24-to-4—and three lawsuits were filed within hours of the bill's passage. Two
Two floors moved this week. The federal floor came down. The state floors went up. Maryland became the first state in America to ban surveillance pricing—the practice of using your personal data to charge you a different
The Senate killed an Iran war powers resolution for the fifth time, voted 50-49 to revoke a 20-year mineral ban next to America's most-visited wilderness, and considered a $200 billion war supplemental. Meanwhile 18 stat
Congress came one vote short of reining in the president's war powers on Iran. H. Con. Res. 40 failed 213-214. In the same seven days, six state laws passed that were first in the nation: New Mexico universal child care;
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