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The family of a Pulaski County man who have been trapped in Gaza since a Hamas terrorist attack on Israel prompted a full-scale military reprisal just over a month ago were allowed through the Rafah crossing into Egypt on Sunday and will reportedly be on their way back to the U.S. within a short time.
The family of a Pulaski County man who have been trapped in Gaza since a Hamas terrorist attack on Israel prompted a full-scale military reprisal just over a month ago were allowed through the Rafah crossing into Egypt on Sunday and will reportedly be on their way back to the U.S. within a short time.
Let's begin a tad backward, with what will be an honest question from many on the cultural right in response to what this column is going to be about: Why would libraries go to court to try to hang on to the right to make dirty books available to children?
A coalition of 17 plaintiffs filed a lawsuit in federal court on Friday that asks a judge to strike down as unconstitutional two sections of Act 372, a new Arkansas law on school and public library materials, claiming violations of the First and 14th amendments to the U.S. Constitution.