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• Satanic Temple plans to sue state of Arkansas over alleged religious discrimination

  The First Amendment firebrands at the the Satanic Temple are preparing a lawsuit against the state of Arkansas, alleging religious discrimination in the wake of the erection this week of a monument to the Ten Commandments.

• UPDATE: Education Commissioner Key rejects Friendship charter’s push for expedited approval of plans

  The commissioner's denial of Friendship's request for a waiver of Education Department rules should not be construed as opposition to its actual proposal.

• Legislative task force to look at raising grocery tax, adding EITC relief for low-income workers; revenues from nixing sales tax exemptions slated for tax cuts

  The legislative task force on taxes, reviewing possible changes to the state tax code yesterday, okayed a motion yesterday to study the possibility of raising the grocery tax and creating an income tax credit to provide targeted relief to low-income workers.

• Money talks: Rot in Little Rock, rot in D.C.

  The corruption trial against former state Sen. Jon Woods is but a whiff of a larger stench.

Most Recent Comments

• Re: A dramatic reading of the time Jason Rapert compared Jan Morgan to Jezebel on Facebook — and Morgan fired back

  • It just sounds like a whole lot of hot air blowing from all directions to…

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• Re: UPDATE: Education Commissioner Key rejects Friendship charter’s push for expedited approval of plans

  • "Though Friendship COO Joe Harris told me today that the operator does already have a…

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  • on April 26, 2018

• Re: Judge blocks Voter ID law with primaries set for next month

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  Jason Rapert in Ten Commandments 2: The Rise of the Bollards – a slideshow

  Enjoy these photos from today's dedication and re-installation of a new Ten Commandments monument. The first iteration of the monument was installed last June but destroyed within the next 24 hours when it was rammed by a man in a Dodge Dart.
  
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