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(The Center Square) – Spokane is considering shifting its budget approach toward a two-year model after Mayor Lisa Brown announced a proposal on Thursday that would start the biennial process next year. The proposed change coincides with an approximately $50 million structural deficit that Brown has emphasized as one of her key priorities since taking

(The Center Square) – Earlier this month, news reports suggested Democrats were preparing to launch an “aggressive new immigration strategy” ahead of the election, The Center Square reported. Included in the strategy was an attempt to pass a so-called bipartisan border security bill advanced last week by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-New York, which

(The Center Square) – A new Public Agenda poll finds that most city residents don’t think Chicago Public Schools students are learning enough, with most of the blame tied to the levels of poverty faced by most students. The survey, conducted in conjunction with WBEZ and the Joyce Foundation, also found that most city residents

Instead of zoom levels, Nubia lists focal length (the distance where lens and sensor converge) measured in millimeters, and smaller numbers mean a wider field of view and depth of field. The Flip 5G camera gives you an option of 50 mm or 26 mm. There is no telephoto lens, so zooming tends to wash

The American Center for Law and Justice (SCLJ)  announced a victory in its fight for a public school teacher’s right to pray. SCLJ filed suit on behalf of teacher Staci Barber against the Katy, Texas, Independent School District.  The school district told Barber it was illegal for her to pray where students could see her

Victory for Teacher Barred From Praying in the Presence of Students by Margaret Flavin Jun. 2, 2024 7:30 am The American Center for Law and Justice (SCLJ)  announced a victory in its fight for a public school teacher’s right to pray. SCLJ filed suit on behalf of teacher Staci Barber against the Katy, Texas, Independent

City Scolded for Banning Chaplains from Praying ‘In Jesus Name’ by Guest Contributor Jun. 2, 2024 7:15 am This article originally appeared on WND.com Guest by post by Bob Unruh Official claimed petitions to God were ‘harassment’ Members of the city council in Carlsbad, California, have been scolded for insisting that a chaplain who has

Former President Donald Trump started a TikTok account late Saturday night. Trump was at the Ultimate Fighting Championship 302 event alongside its president Dana White. The first TikTok posted by the former president included clips of him at the event, with White introducing him on the platform saying, “the president is now on TikTok.” “It’s

A former college lecturer on “criminal justice issues” is going to get some first-hand experience in the subject after he was sentenced to spend five years and three months in prison on Thursday. Gary Stephen Maynard had pleaded guilty in January to starting a number of fires in California that could have had much more

Disgraced Professor Sentenced for Action That Could Have Trapped Firefighters in Deadly Blaze by George C. Upper III, The Western Journal Jun. 2, 2024 7:00 am A former college lecturer on “criminal justice issues” is going to get some first-hand experience in the subject after he was sentenced to spend five years and three months