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Do Politicians Have a First Amendment Right To Lie to You? - Vimarsana News

Do Politicians Have a First Amendment Right To Lie to You?

Do politicians have a First Amendment right to lie on the campaign trail? Probably so, suggests a federal court in a new ruling.

Source: reason.com
Coalition wants $20 minimum wage in Massachusetts by 2027 - Vimarsana News

Coalition wants $20 minimum wage in Massachusetts by 2027

BOSTON – The $15 minimum wage that kicked into effect Jan. 1 was years in the making and took more than five more years to be implemented. Now, with the new rate just setting in, key power players have set their sights on making Massachusetts the...

Missouri Senate education panel discusses Bible, sexuality conversations in schools - Vimarsana News

Missouri Senate education panel discusses Bible, sexuality conversations in schools

A Senate education committee examined a pair of controversial bills Tuesday that would allow courses on the Bible in schools and prohibit conversations about gender identity or sexual orientation without parent permission, respectively.

Hearings for bills targeting LGBTQ+ rights draw massive crowd and protest - Vimarsana News

Hearings for bills targeting LGBTQ+ rights draw massive crowd and protest

Two hearings and a protest took place on Tuesday at the Capitol over two LGBTQ+ bills.

Source: komu.com
New Missouri bill takes 'Don't Say Gay' law even further - Vimarsana News

New Missouri bill takes 'Don't Say Gay' law even further

A new Missouri bill takes Florida's controversial Parental Rights in Education law, dubbed the "Don't Say Gay" law, even further.

Source: go.com