Trump pushes more Christianity into public schools
Associated Press reports conservative lawmakers seek to insert Bible references into reading lessons and post the Ten Commandments in classrooms. President-elect Trump pledges to defend prayer and Bible reading in schools, while courts and states push for expanded religious content, amid debate over church state separation and voucher funding.
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Democrats Grapple With Gloom Over Female Presidency Hopes
A December AP-NORC poll shows about 40 percent of Democrats doubt a woman will win the US presidency in their lifetime, more than Republicans. The mood mirrors post election strain as strategists note implications for party leadership and 2028 race dynamics.
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