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The waiver submitted to the USDA Tuesday also hopes to add rotisserie chicken to the list of SNAP-eligible foods. -
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A copy of the Ten Commandments must be on display in every state-owned building, as well as every public school and college classroom in Arkansas. -
Legislation banning diversity, equity and inclusion policies and practices at the local level passed the Arkansas House of Representatives Monday, sending the bill to the governor’s desk. -
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A bill in the Arkansas Legislature would further limit the rights and freedoms of children experiencing gender dysphoria. -
Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee was sworn in as the United States’ new ambassador during a ceremony at the state Capitol Wednesday afternoon. -
The bill would have dissolved the Arkansas State Library and the State Library Board, transferring its duties to the state Department of Education.
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