today. opening statements were supposed to start at 1:30 so far though, neither side has spoken and no reason has been given for the now hour and a half delay while we are waiting, we have just learned judge davis has authorized a special master to investigate fox s handling of discovery. we re going to explain in a moment this trial, when it does eventually start again, is not being televised. and nor can it be photographed one person was already kicked out of the courtroom for a snap, which the judge has said was deleted. don t worry though, we ve got our own reporters inside the courtroom updating us with the details. how exactly is this trial going to go? well, at least there s this. the judge ruled from the start that the election was not stolen and that fox was wrong to report that it was. in fact, he said it was crystal clear his words that the statements put out by the network and its hosts were false. now it is up to dominion to prove that there was actual malice beh
Three years ago, Missouri legislators finally confronted an intolerable hazard to children: State law at the time put religiously affiliated boarding schools outside the purview of state public health and safety inspectors, on grounds of religious freedom. Not surprisingly, some Christian boarding schools became hotbeds of hidden child abuse and other dangers.
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Editorial: The bill would put the health and safety of children at religious boarding schools under the direct control of the very entities that have failed to protect them.
about having kids, you know the biggest hurdle can be child care it is expensive, oftentimes, costing more than an individual s annual paycheck this afternoon, president biden tried again to address that issue, signing an executive order with more than 50 directives encouraging child care agencies to make child care more affordable. what does that actually mean joining us is heather boucher. thank yous for being here. these are directives what are they going to do? well, so, this is a very exciting e.o., executive order, in many ways it is the most significant, most expansive executive order on care that the white house has ever done. it s a whole government approach, across agencies touching almost every new cabinet agency, the president is directing them to do things to lower the cost of care, make it more accessible and improve the quality of jobs for job workers.