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Federal judge says AI deepfake election law violates First Amendment (opens the original)
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Ruling states law is likely unconstitutional, but stops short of striking it down U.S. District Judge Susan Watters ruled that the new Montana law regulating the use of AI deepfakes is "presumptively unconstitutional." A federal judge ruled in favor of a political action committee accused of breaking a new election law regulating the use of AI deepfakes this week. U.S. District Judge Susan Watters said that the new Montana law violates the First Amendment and infringes on the most protected spee
Governor proposes 4.7% flat income tax rate (opens the original)
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Event pushed by Mountain States Policy Center to pass a flat tax in Montana Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte speaks during a Mountain States Policy Center event. CEO and President of the organization, Chris Cargill, stands to the side on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026, in the Montana Capitol in Helena, Mont. Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte announced Sept. 8 his administration will propose a 4.7% income tax rate, which drew immediate criticisms from Democrats. The state currently has a two-tiered, graduated incom
Political complaints pointing to new AI law dropped (opens the original)
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Lawsuit tests the boundaries of AI in campaign material, political speech Flyers sent by the right-wing group Accountability in State Government using AI to depict state Rep. Eric Albus, a candidate for state senate, with an LGBT pride flag and a pronoun button. These flyers were at the heart of a complaint filed by Albus with the Commissioner of Political Practices. Three Commissioner of Political Practices complaints filed against Accountability in State Government, a conservative political ac
Sheehy, Schiff bill would require waiver before schools buy foreign food products (opens the original)
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Jars of honey from a Montana business are pictured. Saying it is an effort to support American agriculture, a new piece of legislation from U.S. Sens. Tim Sheehy, a Montana Republican, and Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, would require schools to submit a waiver to the federal government before buying food not produced in the United States. Two previous laws create incentives for schools to participate in the National School Lunch Program, which requires them to purchase food from American pr
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