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Nationwide protests have erupted against government policies seen as overreaching, such as the detention of families, and in related news, President Trump has established a new department led by Elon Musk aimed at cutting government spending, though it faces legal opposition. In the judiciary, liberal candidate Crawford won a Wisconsin Supreme Court race by a significant margin amid unusually high campaign spending, while Project 2025 has sparked concerns that it might bring back politicized federal hiring practices. Meanwhile, state lawmakers are proactively addressing challenges related to artificial intelligence, housing shortages, and budget deficits as federal gridlock continues.

State Legislatures Confront AI, Housing, and Budget Challenges in 2025 Sessions

State lawmakers are tackling artificial intelligence regulation, housing shortages, and budget deficits during the 2025 legislative sessions as they respond to federal inaction by proposing tax adjustments, spending reforms, and AI oversight measures.

Liberal Candidate Crawford Claims Victory in Wisconsin Supreme Court Election

In April 2025, liberal candidate Crawford defeated incumbent Schimel by around 10 percentage points, ensuring a liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court until at least August 2028 amid record campaign spending.

Project 2025 Raises Concerns Over Federal Employment Practices

Project 2025, also known as Project Sovereignty 2025, faces criticism for potentially undermining the merit-based federal employment system established by the Pendleton Act by reviving patronage practices.

President Trump Establishes DOGE Led by Elon Musk

President Trump announced the creation of the Department of Government Efficiency on April 8, 2025, with Elon Musk set to lead efforts to cut government spending, despite immediate legal challenges from unions and watchdog groups.

Nationwide 'Hands Off' Protests Erupt Over Government Policies

On April 5, 2025, thousands of Americans took part in 'Hands Off' protests across the United States, decrying government policies such as family detentions and other perceived overreaches.