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Books are being banned from school libraries. Here’s what that does to students.
Analysis displays studying controversial books is associated with higher civic participation. And children say e book-banning is hurtful and counterproductive. &#one hundred sixty;&#a hundred and sixty;&#one hundred sixty; &#one hundred sixty;
(Not so) free birth control: White House puts pressure on insurance companies over ACA requirement
The Biden administration’s push for wider contraceptive coverage comes amid anticipation that the Supreme Court will roll back abortion rights. &#a hundred and sixty;&#a hundred and sixty;&#one hundred sixty;&#one hundred sixty; &#a hundred and sixty;
In blunt rebuke, Pence says Trump was ‘wrong’ to claim vice president could have overturned 2020 election
Pence’s speech nowadays marked his most forceful rebuttal of Trump to this point. His remarks came as the GOP censured two lawmakers probing the Jan. 6 riot. &#one hundred sixty;&#one hundred sixty;&#one hundred sixty;
Who is Justice Leondra Kruger? For starters, she’s argued a dozen Supreme Court cases
Leondra Kruger, who sits on the California Supreme Court docket, worked in the Justice Division for each the Obama and George W. Bush administrations. &#a hundred and sixty; &#one hundred sixty; &#a hundred and sixty;
A Minnesota teen is running for office in Vermont. The state’s election laws allow it.
Vermont’s constitution has quirky allowances round age and residency for candidates seeking some statewide workplaces. &#a hundred and sixty;&#a hundred and sixty;&#a hundred and sixty;
OnPolitics: ISIS leader killed in overnight US military raid in Syria
Islamic State leader Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi detonated a bomb that killed himself and a number of other people, together with his wife and youngsters. &#a hundred and sixty; &#a hundred and sixty;&#one hundred sixty; &#one hundred sixty;
