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Legislation in the North Carolina House of Representatives (HB 750) would combat environmental, social and governance scoring systems and ensure state pension funds are invested solely to achieve the maximum return on investment for pensioners, rather than advancing social or political causes

“I think that making other people recognize what you identify as, and not what you actually are, and calling that a privileged class, is not appropriate,” Michigan Rep. Steve Carra

The attorneys general also expressed concern about the Biden administration’s political motivations to give SVB a bailout (The Center Square) - Utah Attorney General Sean...

Twenty-four U.S. states have joined forces to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers over a new, stricter rule regulating Waters of the United States under the 1972 Clean Water Act.

Nebraska is considering legislation to combat environmental, social and governance scoring systems and ensure state pension funds are invested solely to achieve the maximum return on investment for pensioners, rather than advancing social or political causes that may likely lead to lower returns.

Indiana is considering a law to combat environmental, social and governance scoring systems and ensure state pension funds are invested solely to achieve the maximum return on investment, rather than advancing social or political causes that may likely lead to lower returns.

Attorneys general from 18 states have filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of New Jersey fishermen challenging a federal regulation requiring them to pay for the cost of monitors who board their vessels during fishing trips.

Twelve states’ attorneys general have submitted comments to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency expressing concerns about proposed “environmental justice” regulations.

States like Louisiana and Missouri have decided to abandon BlackRock as they begin to recognize the dark reality behind ESG, noting that there are...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is leading a coalition of 17 state attorneys general who sent a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), pushing back against the agencies proposed rule granting increased electrical grid oversight to itself.