Revised welfare bill still veto prone
Washington statements show House and Senate Republicans submitting a revised welfare bill that preserves food stamps and school lunches while keeping federal control of child protection and adoption. It increases child care funding and broadens eligibility to legal immigrants for cash welfare, with a plan to grant states Medicaid control likely to provoke a Clinton veto. The clash signals a protracted fight as both parties push a bipartisan reform narrative amid ongoing campaign scrutiny.
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Teacher confiscates Limbaugh book sparks censorship clash
Bedford Virginia AP report says an elementary teacher at Montvale Elementary confiscated Rush Limbaugh's The Way Things Ought to Be from a fourth grader during free reading due to a satirical condom story in Chapter 12. Principal Mason says satire. Limbaugh calls it censorship. the schoolfield drew nationwide calls.
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