A growing number of states are considering “right to repair” laws, which are based on the idea that manufacturers should provide the tools, software, parts and manuals needed for consumers to do their own repairs when products need...

Recent laws safeguarding the personal information of judges, prosecutors and law enforcement officers, and providing for additional physical security, can be a model for election officials who face violent threats.

As pandemic-era Medicaid protections unwind, states have new requirements to continue receiving aid, including giving recipients 30 days’ notice before discontinuing and denoting good-faith effort and multiple contact methods for renewals....

A look at the leadership style of Gen. George Washington, who showed that a strategic retreat can begin a slow path to victory.

The controversies emerging from recent elections underlined a wide-ranging panel discussion during the session “Election Perspectives From Across the Spectrum” at the 2023 NCSL Summit.

The risk of real-life harm is prompting states to find ways to mitigate the impact social media can have on kids, from California’s Age Appropriate Design Code Act—which seeks to help protect children’s data online—to...