Demonstrations on college campuses across the country about Israel’s war against Hamas continue to grow in number and in intensity. They are getting more confrontational. University of Wisconsin Police and demonstrators got physical Wednesday when officers arrested more than two dozen people for violating the law against camping on campus. Hundreds of officers in New […]
Nikki Haley dropped out of the Republican Presidential race on March 6. That was a day after a weak showing on Super Tuesday. But she continued to get at least 10 percent of the vote after withdrawing in the primaries for states like Georgia, Washington, Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Ohio, Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, […]
Nikki Haley dropped out of the Republican Presidential race on March 6. That was a day after a weak showing on Super Tuesday. But she continued to get at least 10 percent of the vote after withdrawing in the primaries for states like Georgia, Washington, Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Ohio, Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, […]
Iowa state lawmakers wrapped up their legislative session last week after putting the finishing touches on an $8.9 billion budget About a billion dollars will go to education – that’s for public schools, higher education and other programs. It amounts to a 2 ½ percent increases for schools and colleges. Other legislation changes the way […]
There were a lot of pieces of legislation that didn’t make it to the governor this session. One is the Pesticide Protection Bill that we talked about on this program a few weeks ago. Another that would force public school students to sing part of the National Anthem every day didn’t make it either. Host […]