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The sponsor of a bill that is leading to some books being pulled off the shelves at school libraries is asking the Davis School District to reconsider its ban on the Bible.
Judge Aileen Cannon, an appointee of former United States President Donald Trump, was initially chosen to oversee the Republican businessman's classified documents indictment case.
Utah legislator Rep. Ken Ivory said he plans to take action to ensure the law he sponsored to ban inappropriate materials in schools is not used on religious texts.
In one school district, the Bible and the Book of Mormon were flagged for “sensitive materials review.”
There’s some pretty racy stuff in the Good Book. Should it pass muster with new state laws intended to shield students from, well, racy stuff?