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A bill that would grant one-time stipends to several thousand local and state certified law enforcement officers in Arkansas zipped through the Arkansas Senate on Wednesday.

A bill that would grant one-time stipends to several thousand local and state certified law enforcement officers in Arkansas zipped through the Arkansas Senate on Wednesday.

THE year was 1638 and the spot was Greyfriars Kirk in Edinburgh. Opened in 1620 as the first place of worship to be built in the crowded capital…

Leaders of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) write, “Israeli policies and practices that discriminate against Palestinians—Christians and Muslims alike—are consistent with the international definition of the crime of apartheid.”

House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones announced Monday that she is sponsoring legislation aimed at enshrining abortion access in the Maryland Constitution.

The FEI and the International Vaulting Officials Club (IVOC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), formalising the relationship between the organisations and allowing the IVOC to contribute more efficiently within the FEI framework.

A proposed constitutional amendment has the potential to gut Missouri's Medicaid expansion, reversing what was passed by voters in 2020 and bringing back the legislative control that conservative Republicans want.

It would allow the General Assembly to defund the Medicaid expansion program, which covers low-income, working-age adults.

On 9 March, the Guatemalan government will celebrate the first National Day of Life. The inauguration of the monument will be attended by the country’s President and other Latin American officials.

Through the lens of recent struggles in Greece and Bangladesh, Bruno Astarian examines what distinguishes proletarian activity in times of insurrection from that of everyday class struggle, how this could lead to a process of communisation, and what such a process might involve.