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The proposal would move most HOA disputes out of administrative oversight and into a specialized court system.

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In 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court will confront a slate of cases with the potential to reshape major areas of law, from the ...

Republicans accuse Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger of ditching her moderate campaign pitch after she and other Democrats ...

Why was St. Paul spending $900,000 for Youth Financial Literacy curriculum in St. Paul Schools and Rec Centers from BlackFem ...

Our government has entered a new and dangerous era of corruption. This is a reason it so often fails to work, a cause of the ...

Illegal crypto exchange chief sentenced to five years in South Korea. An unspecified number of victims lost money to the ...

The Penang state government has reassured residents along Jalan Pantai Bersih that it is not considering renaming the main ...