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April 10: Home Schooling Legalized - Vimarsana News

April 10: Home Schooling Legalized

Home schooling is accepted in North Dakota today, but there was a time when home-schooling was illegal. Compulsory school attendance laws required that children aged 7 to 16 be educated, with public-schools the main providers. However, Catholic schools and other parochial schools had become available as alternatives.

Top Christian Liberty Experts Assess the Current Legal Landscape - Vimarsana News

Top Christian Liberty Experts Assess the Current Legal Landscape

NRB 2024 hosted a timely dialogue among leaders of top Christian legal groups about the Supreme Court and the current legal landscape.

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#NRB2024: "Christian Liberty: The Current Legal Landscape" Forum - Vimarsana News

#NRB2024: "Christian Liberty: The Current Legal Landscape" Forum

Some of the most important cases today for religious liberty and freedom of speech are being litigated by Christian legal groups.

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Dr. Kevin Roberts, Heritage Foundation President, Honored with NRB's 2023 First Freedoms Award - Vimarsana News

Dr. Kevin Roberts, Heritage Foundation President, Honored with NRB's 2023 First Freedoms Award

National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) President & CEO Troy A. Miller and NRB Chairman Jim Sanders presented NRB’s 2023 First Freedoms Award to Dr. Kevin Roberts, President of The Heritage Foundation, on Thursday, September 28, during the NRB Capitol Hill Media Summit in Washington, D.C.

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From Hawaii to Taiwan, state picks up the tab when legislators hit the road - Vimarsana News

From Hawaii to Taiwan, state picks up the tab when legislators hit the road

When the Indiana General Assembly is not in session, state legislators are often traveling to conferences on the taxpayer’s dime – but not all are run-of-the-mill policy talks.