Calling in a fake 911 emergency in Georgia? It could now land you a felony record. A new law raises the stakes for anyone caught “swatting.” In a Major Shift, Georgia Elevates Swatting to a Felony Crime Georgia has officially raised the penalty for swatting—a dangerous act of making false emergency calls that lead to…
Fake 911 calls that trigger police responses—known as “swatting”—can now land you in serious legal trouble in Florida. Here’s what the new law means for residents. Swatting Is No Longer a Prank in Florida—It’s a Felony In a major crackdown on fake emergency calls, Florida has passed a new law making swatting a felony offense….
Effective 1 July, Iowa has implemented new regulations under House File 2605, significantly altering the landscape for consumable hemp products in the state. These changes aim to address concerns about the accessibility and potency of hemp-derived products, particularly among minors. 🔒 Key Provisions of the New Law 🛍️ Impact on Retailers and Consumers Retailers are…
This piece was written by Mary Berg. Light AI tools assisted with grammar checks and layout polish. All editorial decisions and wording remain fully human and original. Starting soon, Illinois drivers will see an increase in gas taxes, meaning more dollars out of your pocket every time you fill up. Here’s exactly what you need…
If you’re buying hemp-infused beverages or gummies in New Jersey, beware—new rules are in place, and even retailers are unsure of what’s allowed. Here’s what you need to know. New Restrictions on Hemp Products Are Causing a Stir in New Jersey In a move catching consumers and businesses off guard, New Jersey has quietly cracked…
This piece was written by Mary Berg. Light AI tools assisted with grammar checks and layout polish. All editorial decisions and wording remain fully human and original. If you vape in South Dakota or sell e-cigarettes, the laws in 2025 may impact what you can buy, where you can use them, and who can legally…
New Jersey law guarantees the right to abortion throughout pregnancy, without mandatory waiting periods, parental consent, or requirements to disclose reasons for the procedure. This legal framework is established under the Freedom of Reproductive Choice Act, signed into law in January 2022. Key Points: Protecting Patient Privacy Unlike some states that have implemented laws requiring…
In a move that’s stirring major controversy, Kansas now requires abortion providers to ask patients why they’re terminating their pregnancy. Whether you’re pro-choice or pro-life—this law impacts how care is delivered. Kansas Patients Now Face a New Question When Seeking Abortions As of this month, abortion providers in Kansas are required to ask patients to…
🟢 Bars and nightclubs in California are now required to offer drink spiking test kits. If you’re heading out this weekend, here’s why that matters for your safety. A New California Law Just Changed Your Night Out—for the Safer As of 2025, all bars and nightclubs in California that serve only 21+ patrons must offer…
Starting July 1, Georgia will roll out several important new laws that affect teachers, taxpayers, and everyday residents. Here’s what’s changing and how it could impact you. July 1 Brings Big Changes to Georgia—Here’s What You Need to Know Georgia’s new fiscal year kicks off with a flurry of new state laws—covering everything from teacher…
