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Texas school district requires students to use bathrooms and locker rooms according to biological gender

A public school district in Texas passed a new rule requiring students to use the bathroom or locker room matching their biological gender. The Frisco Independent School District board approved… Read More

November 18, 2022
Big Tech
PayPal faces House inquiry after $2,500 ‘misinformation’ fine controversy

(The Center Square) – House Republicans are launching an inquiry into PayPal after the payment processing company sparked major controversy for a policy that would fine customers for “misinformation.” The… Read More

October 20, 2022
Public Education
Rhode Island public education system in “crisis,” says public policy group

Rhode Island public schools are in trouble according to a report citing drops in attendance and declining standardized test scores. On Thursday, public policy research organization Rhode Island Public Expenditure… Read More

October 13, 2022
Immigration
Biden: Republican officials shouldn’t interfere with his immigration policies

DeSantis says Democrats’ ‘virtue signaling is a fraud’ (The Center Square) – President Joe Biden doesn't want Republican officials interfering with his immigration policies, saying their initiative to send people… Read More

September 19, 2022
Biden administration
Treasury department policy advantages minorities in housing, taxation and finance through new racial preference protocol

The Biden administration has announced a racial preference scheme to govern the application and enforcement of the federal tax code and other aspects… Read More

September 11, 2022
State Government
Amid possible blackouts, Illinois lawmakers call for scrapping ‘Green New Deal’

(The Center Square) – In the wake of an alert warning of possible rolling blackouts this summer, some Illinois lawmakers want to revise the state’s energy policies. Midcontinent Independent… Read More

June 21, 2022
State Government
Missouri General Assembly considered the highest number of education bills since 2019

In 2022, the Missouri General Assembly considered the highest number of education bills since 2019. The House and Senate considered 149 bills during the 2022 legislative session and 73 in… Read More

June 8, 2022
State Government
Missouri requires voter ID, bans ballot drop boxes and more in passing of omnibus election integrity bill

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Photo ID, which has been used for years in travel and other forms of commerce, appears to finally be coming to Missouri elections. Read More

May 18, 2022
State Government
Missouri legislative session ends with progress on education

New funding for charter schools, expanding access to virtual school, improving childhood literacy and increasing teacher pay are among a handful of education initiatives that the Missouri legislature moved across… Read More

May 18, 2022
State Government
A look into what measures were passed during Missouri’s 2022 legislative session

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – After a year full of infighting, political posturing and fierce debates about the significance of decorum, the 2022 Missouri legislative session has come to… Read More

May 17, 2022
Opinion
Op-Ed: KC Council excluded the Northland from a critical decision on police funding a year ago. Here’s how to avoid that in the future

This week marks the one-year anniversary of one of the most divisive pieces of legislation in recent memory to go through the Kansas City Council – and without… Read More

May 17, 2022
State Government
Congressional map, budget are atypical Missouri legislative accomplishments

(The Center Square) – Moments after the end of Missouri’s 2022 legislative session on Friday, House Speaker Rob Vescovo, R-Arnold, rattled off a long list of items with new or… Read More

May 16, 2022
State Government
The career of Dr. James Noland: One of Missouri’s oldest living former state legislators

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Perhaps the most storied lawmaker in state history, 95-year-old former state senator and World War II veteran Dr. James Noland was honored today as… Read More

May 10, 2022
State Government
Missouri House passes Senate plan for $500 million tax credit

(The Center Square) – Legislators moved one step closer to giving hundreds of millions of surplus tax dollars back to Missouri citizens on Friday. A Senate amendment providing $500 million… Read More

May 9, 2022
State Government
Hopes for passing sports wagering bill fade in Missouri Senate

(The Center Square) – Hopes for legalized sports betting faded in the Missouri Senate this week due to a conflict over video lottery terminals. “You know, I’m always… Read More

May 2, 2022
State Government
Missouri House approves voter photo ID, transgender athlete bill

(The Center Square) – An omnibus election bill passed by the Missouri House on Thursday would let voters decide if transgender students could participate in their school district’s high… Read More

April 29, 2022
State Government
Recreational marijuana in Missouri? ‘Run!’ say experts who warn of the dire social consequences

He’d confiscated both a shotgun and a rifle from his friend on separate occasions, and once may have prevented the friend from shooting a utility worker while in a fit… Read More

April 22, 2022
State Government
One resolution passed in the Missouri Senate

So far in the month of April, there was one senate resolution that passed in the Missouri Senate. There were no bills to pass both the House and Senate and… Read More

April 22, 2022
State Government
Bill would equalize Missouri charter school funding

(The Center Square) – A bill moving through the Missouri Senate would provide equal funding for public and charter schools and not take away money from school districts with… Read More

April 13, 2022
National
Florida congressman files bill to give states ability to enforce immigration laws when federal government won’t

(The Center Square) – U.S. Rep. Bill Posey, R-Fla., has filed a bill that would give states a greater ability to enforce immigration laws when the federal government won’t. Posey and… Read More

April 8, 2022