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The Tenth

Amendment

The Tenth is a non-partisan briefing on what state legislatures and Congress actually did each week. Every Sunday morning, in about fifteen minutes of plain English, we go bill first: what each one does, who it touches, and what changes for the people living under it. When there’s floor tape, you hear it—the sponsor, the opposition, often the vote. No panel, no pundits, no side. Named for the 10th Amendment, from Amendment; read the bills yourself at amendment.app.

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  1. 234,852 Letters, Then a Vote: Virginia Makes Voting Restoration Automatic 11:55
  2. One Vote, Then a New Senate: What Tuesday Changed in the Statehouses and Congress 13:01
  3. First Bell to Last: Pennsylvania Puts Student Phones Away 11:28
  4. A Doctor Who Was Never Real: Pennsylvania Makes Misleading AI Ads Say So 12:01
  5. Four to Nothing on the Clocks: New Jersey's Bid to Stop Falling Back 12:16
  6. One Colorado County, Two Oil Companies: The Court’s First Case 13:31
  7. Thirty Days, Then a Veto: California’s Fire Insurance Bills 14:06
  8. No Knock Before Six: Michigan Moves to Ban Pre-Dawn Youth Pickups 12:30
  9. Two Votes and an Empty Chamber: What the House Did Before It Left 15:34
  10. Two Hours a Day: California Writes the Default for a Child's Chatbot 16:05
  11. 112-0, Then $350 Million: The Bill That Replaced Itself 15:02
  12. Bentley and Mason's Law: A Grandmother Took It to the Statehouse 14:39
  13. Two Vetoes and Nobody in the Building 14:49
  14. The Yes That Expires: A Week Run by Deadlines, Not Votes 14:25
  15. 612,000 Voters and 415 Bills: Two Ways a Statehouse Decides 17:01
  16. Four Laws in Seven Days — and the Machine That Only Takes Money In 14:06
  17. Two War Powers Votes in One Day — and the Tow Truck Nobody Called 15:12
  18. Two Planes Older Than the Pilots: Washington's Quiet Committee Week 14:31
  19. After Two Years, a Budget — and a Record That Clears Itself 12:51
  20. The July 1 Wave: A Speed Limiter, a Heat-Index Rule, and a 5-4 on Ballots 13:16
  21. 95-0: Ohio's Joshua Alert, and a Vote to End a War 13:57
  22. Building Backstops: Hawaii Takes On Citizens United 12:29
  23. What Counts: New York Goes First on the Data Center Bill 13:16
  24. Drawing the Line: A War, Your Brain Data, and the AI Audit 17:30
  25. The Fine Print: From a Receipt to a 165-Year-Old Clause 22:20
  26. Welcome to The Tenth 2:59
  27. Demolition and Construction: One Week, Two Job Sites 19:25
  28. The Boundary Line: Five States Fence In Personal Data 20:58
  29. The Cartographers and the Coders: Two Maps Being Drawn at Once 21:21
  30. Maryland Bans Surveillance Pricing While SCOTUS Guts the Voting Rights Act 22:07
  31. Two Rulebooks: While Washington Stalls, the States Rewrite Daily Life 16:35
  32. Six Firsts in Seven Days: The States Pick Up the Load 20:25