Faith and values drive state religion bills in Tennessee and beyond
Tennessee lawmakers voted to make the Bible the state book but failed to overrule Governor Haslam's veto amid a wave of culture war bills nationwide. The piece notes restrooms, religious liberty measures, and public debate across Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, and other states, with figures from the ACLU, UCLA’s Williams Institute, and UNC-Chapel Hill weighing in.
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Tennessee
Kira Marshall
Marshall
Bill Haslam
America
South
U.S. Supreme Court
Donald Trump
Georgia
Nathan Deal
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Haslam
North Carolina
Charlotte
Ulation
U.S
Chase Strangio
National American Civil Liberties Union
Strangio
ACLU
Ferrell Guillory
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Arctic shrubs allow moose to expand northward in Alaska
University of Alaska Fairbanks and USGS scientists report warming Arctic shrubs along riparian corridors grew taller from 1860 to 2009, enabling moose to move into tundra areas previously free of grazing. By 1970s North Slope moose counts rose, with later spread to Northwest Alaska and beyond.
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Russia
North America
Colville River
Chandler River
Colville-area
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