Péter Magyar compares media coverage to Nazi-era Germany and aims to ‘restore its public service character’ Hungary’s prime minister-elect has vowed to suspend state media news coverage, describing it ...

The Department of Health (DOH) and the US Department of State have partnered up to strengthen tuberculosis (TB) detection and treatment in the Philippines. According to the DOH on Wednesday, the State ...

The company behind many of the slot-style gambling machines in Missouri convenience stores will suspend the operation of the machines effective Friday, Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway ...

JEFFERSON CITY — A Senate committee conducted a busy hearing Wednesday over a House bill that aims to establish a Video Lottery Terminal system in Missouri. The bill would call for the removal of ...

HAMDEN — A 32-year-old man died Thursday after firefighters helped pull his body from an industrial gravel machine in Hamden and made efforts to save him, according to local officials. Crews were ...

The Missouri Attorney General's Office Filed two felony counts of first-degree promoting gambling and a civil action against a Greene County convenience store for housing illegal slot machines, ...

Upstart company plans to fuel 'Nuclear Renaissance' by mining massive uranium deposit Upstart company is ready to fuel America's "Nuclear Renaissance" by mining the largest uranium deposit in U.S.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — A bill that would create state-level penalties for possessing machine gun conversion devices has passed the Kentucky House and now heads to the Senate. House Bill 299 would ...

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State Sen. Ryan Weld opposed two gun-related bills before the Senate Judiciary Committee Monday. One bill would allow the State Police to sell machine guns to individuals in violation of federal law.

FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX 18) — The Kentucky Court of Appeals has unanimously ruled in favor of the General Assembly's ban on so-called "gray machines," Attorney General Russell Coleman announced Friday.