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General Assembly Wrestles with Competing Approaches on Hemp Products

In an effort to encourage the development and use of sustainable hemp products, the 2018 federal Farm Bill created a carve-out for a wide range of items that previously would have been banned because of the plant’s close relationship with […]

Honoring Fallen Officers

Hundreds of police officers, elected officials, and citizens gathered on a rain-soaked Legislative Mall on Wednesday for the 53rd Annual Delaware Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Service. The observation is held on the first Wednesday in May to pay tribute to […]

Dell Technologies Leaves for Texas in Latest Example of “DExit”

In the most recent instance of corporate flight from Delaware, sometimes referred to as “DExit,” Dell Technologies announced Monday that it is leaving the First State to reincorporate in Texas. In a similar move reported several weeks ago by Newsmax, […]

Bill Seeking Fundamental Changes to Gender Identity on Driver’s Licenses and Other Official Documents Clears Committee

A bill proposing significant changes to gender designations on documents used for basic identification was released from the House Health and Human Development Committee on Wednesday after a contentious hearing. Sponsored by State Rep. Eric Morrison (D-Glasgow), House Bill 375 […]