Missouri bill would let public schools offer Bible elective
The Missouri legislature approved a bill to allow elective Bible courses in public schools, sending it to Gov. Parson. Critics warn it risks endorsing a single faith and favoring certain translations or interpretations, urging neutral, inclusive religious literacy instead.
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Texas lawmakers push social policy as they curb rights
Carl P. Leubsdorf assesses Texas and other GOP led states moving to restrict transgender youth rights, limit abortion, advance school funding shifts to private options, and enact voter rules. He notes public opinion momentum in favor of some limits despite broader concerns about civil rights and expert opposition.
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Tim Scott Embraces Optimism In 2024 Presidential Bid
Cal Thomas notes U S Sen Tim Scott R S C frames his run with a Reaganesque message of upward mobility from poverty to the White House and emphasizes unity over victimhood amid criticisms of President Biden Scott shows $22 million in funds and early GOP support while facing Trump’s ongoing lead and potential legal headwinds.
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