Nebraska legislator Sen. Danielle Conrad has proposed a bill to require competitive bidding before the attorney general hires outside counsel costing more than $10,000. The measure, designed to promote accountability, has drawn resistance from the AG’s office, sparking debates over transparency and legal spending.

U.S. Rep. Chip Roy is recognized for criticizing GOP leaders, including President Donald Trump and Attorney General Ken Paxton. He insists his loyalty lies with Texas and the Constitution—a stance he believes should guide the state’s chief legal officer.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is cautioning veterans about a new scam. Reports indicate that fraudulent postcards have been sent to veterans, falsely suggesting they qualify for extra benefits.

A high-ranking Missouri Senate official is demanding disciplinary action against the state’s attorney general over a lawsuit linked to newly drawn legislative maps. These maps could allow Republicans to capture seven of eight congressional seats, sparking wider debates over redistricting and partisan advantage.

Attorneys for the Missouri General Assembly are urging Cole County Circuit Court to dismiss a lawsuit over a stadium funding bill. They argue the plaintiffs lack taxpayer standing and reject any notion of legislative standing, thereby questioning the lawsuit’s viability.

Attorney General Pam Bondi has abruptly fired three prosecutors who were involved in the January 6 criminal cases, according to Associated Press sources. The sudden dismissal of these key figures comes amid ongoing legal proceedings.