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A Grassroots Group Of Conservatives And Republican State Leaders Is Pushing Back After The Biden Administration Tied Federal Education Funding To Adopting Controversial Critical Race Theory Teachings In Schools’ Curriculum.
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After The U.S. Census Results Last Week Did Not Come Out As Many Experts Predicted, A Handful Of Republicans Are Questioning Whether Foul Play Was Involved.
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Newly Released Economic Data Show The Economy Is Experiencing Accelerated Growth, Potentially Signaling A Rebound From The Economic Downturn Caused By The Pandemic, But Critics Warn Proposed Tax Hikes Could Stifle That Growth.
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A Group Of 43 Democratic Mayors From Across The Country Is Backing Plans To Provide Certain Low-income Residents With A Universal Basic Income. They Argue That The Way To End Or Reduce Poverty Is To Guarantee A Certain Level Of Income To Low-income Residents With No Strings Attached.
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Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs Is Seeking To Preempt Any Federal Attempt To Create A COVID-19 Vaccine Passport. The No Vaccine Passports Act Would Ban Federal Agencies From Issuing Any Standardized Document Saying An American Citizen Has Been Vaccinated. It Also Would Keep Federal Entities From Requiring Any Type Of…
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States Around The Country Are Discussing Controversial, Mandatory Vaccine Passports, But A New Study Suggests The Entire Debate Could Be Over Soon.
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Iowa, Florida, Wyoming, South Dakota And Texas Have The Least Coronavirus Restrictions And Have Fully Reopened, According To A New analysis of State Regulated Coronavirus Restrictions.
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A Measure To Prevent Any Government In Tennessee From Requiring A COVID-19 Vaccine Passport Is Making Its Way Through The General Assembly.
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Only One College Takes Home The Trophy In March Madness, But The Entire Higher Education Industry Was A Big Winner In Democrats’ Stimulus Package. The American Rescue Plan Provides Nearly $40 Billion In Aid To Colleges And Universities, More Than Either Of The Two Previous Stimulus Bills.
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State Re-openings Around The Country Appear To Be Pressuring States – Particularly Northern States With Democratic Governors, To Soften Their Stances On Mitigations. Now, With Vaccines Promised To The Nation By May 1, Governors Who Had Dug In Are Relenting On Mitigations. Some More Slowly Than Others.
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