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Lawmakers who have complained about censorship on Arizona college campuses are lining up to support a bill that would censor pro-Palestinian student organizations. House Bill 2759 prohibits state universities from recognizing student groups that provide “material support” to a foreign terrorist organization, vocally support genocide or promote a foreign terrorist organization on their social media […] The post Pro-Israel lawmakers back a bill to censor pro-Palestine student groups on AZ campuses

The winner's mile-and-sixteenth time broke no stop watches, but the moral of the 66th Rebel Stakes on Saturday amounts to a subjective analysis.

A Champagne Stakes winner races in Arkansas about as often as Joe Biden and Donald Trump agree on something. But it's about to happen for the second time this decade.

Decades ago, the Heritage Foundation began publishing what it called a “Mandate for Leadership.” The Mandate for Leadership series has evolved as a public

By Kristin Phillips | National Archives News WASHINGTON, February 23, 2024 — The National Archives at Kansas City reopened its permanent exhibit gallery to the public on February 20. The gallery on the main level, featuring the exhibit We the People, will be open Tuesday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m CT. Admission is free. Enlarge Entrance to We the People exhibit on