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A New York grandfather was allowed to keep his cheeky yet vulgar license plate poking fun at a common problem of old age after the state's governor stepped in. Seth Bykofsky, 69, had been told that ...

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The Senate’s CLARITY Act would explicitly classify XRP as a non-security, removing years of legal uncertainty that kept institutional investors on the sidelines. The CLARITY Act stalled on January 15 ...

Moving to a new state can require a lot of planning and paperwork, and it wouldn't be hard for a few simpler tasks to fall through the cracks. In addition to finding a new home in a new town, ...

New Illinois law raises age for road test for renewal from 79 to 87 years old. Illinois law effective July 1, 2026 raises in-person renewal age from 75 to 79. Immediate family can report unsafe ...

A new Florida law makes it illegal to obstruct any part of a license plate, including numbers and registration stickers. The law targets tinted covers and devices designed to hide plates from law ...

California is testing a mobile Driver's License (mDL) through a voluntary pilot program. The digital license is not yet widely accepted, so drivers must still carry their physical ID. Californians can ...

Florida authorities are pushing back on social media rumors about a "serial killer on the loose" in Jacksonville after three women were found dead in separate incidents over three days. The ...

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Kentucky rejected 444 personalized plate requests in 2024 for obscene text. Cabinet cites KRS 186.174 bans on obscenity, discrimination and trademarks. Applicants must follow character limits, ...