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Arizona Bill Would Target Use Of 'Preferred Pronouns' By Teachers In Schools - Vimarsana News

Arizona Bill Would Target Use Of 'Preferred Pronouns' By Teachers In Schools

A bill proposed by GOP lawmakers in the Arizona legislature would prohibit teachers from using a student's "preferred pronouns" without a parent's consent.

Charlie Kirk is Promoting 'How We Win' Book After Candidates Lost - Vimarsana News

Charlie Kirk is Promoting 'How We Win' Book After Candidates Lost

Charlie Kirk is promoting his new book on winning elections after Republicans got squashed in the midterms.

Judges have more options ruling in cases for those deemed incompetent - Vimarsana News

Judges have more options ruling in cases for those deemed incompetent

On today’s episode of The Confluence: Pennsylvania judges are now allowed to dismiss charges against defendants who would not be deemed competent to participate in their own trial, but there are still some flaws; a new book chronicles the rise of the Kaufmann family, which owned the department store of the same name in Pittsburgh; and outgoing Congressman Conor Lamb talks about what's next for him after his term ends in January. Today’s guests include: Danielle Ohl, investigative reporter with Spotlight PA; Laura Malt Schneiderman and Marylynne Pitz, co-authors of “Kaufmann's: ...

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Why Did Republicans Lose the Nevada Senate Race? - Vimarsana News

Why Did Republicans Lose the Nevada Senate Race?

 

Trump's Family Stays Quiet on Midterms as Former President Declares Victory - Vimarsana News

Trump's Family Stays Quiet on Midterms as Former President Declares Victory

Trump claimed that Republicans took control of the House on Friday morning while the party was still shy of the number of seats needed.