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Historians argue that the Venetian ghetto was both an open-air prison and a bright spot in the darkness of early modern...

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Louisiana is on the brink of becoming the first state to mandate the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools and universities.

Schools in Louisiana could soon be required by law to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom.

Generations of Americans grew up with the Ten Commandments on their school walls. This set of ethical guidelines provides a moral foundation to improve society.

The fate of proposals to call a constitutional convention, let families spend more public money on private schooling and expand Gov. Jeff Landry’s appointment powers hang in the balance as

The fate of proposals to call a constitutional convention, let families spend more public money on private schooling and expand Gov. Jeff Landry’s appointment powers hang in the balance as

Jason Heitkamp, a candidate for superintendent of public instruction, is dead-set on ending public schools’ reliance on property taxes. His argument: the North Dakota Constitution says “the legislative assembly shall provide for a uniform system of free public schools throughout the state.” The way Heitkamp reads it, it’s the state’s job to fund schools — […] The post School superintendent candidate says he has ‘backbone’ needed to l...

Idols & the King: on What the First Commandment Has to Do with the Fourth of July by Francis J. Manion

BY: MARY STEURER WYNDMERE, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) - Jason Heitkamp, a candidate for superintendent of pub...