On today's Front Page: The governors of Arkansas and Utah have signed legislation restricting children’s social media usage, those close to Donald Trump’s campaign say his team is moving to diminish Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, and more. LISTEN:
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The Washington Times Front Page: April 19, 2023On today's Front Page Podcast: A new rule will force homebuyers with good credit to pay higher rates and fees to subsidize others, a federal appeals court has overturned a natural gas ban in new construction in Berkeley, California, and more. LISTEN:
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Three-Point Stance: New official visit rules, Texas QBs, Arkansas in 2024 - Rivals.com
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Ex-Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson says abortion will move to back burner in 2024Abortion won't be a priority for voters in 2024, according to former Gov. Asa Hutchinson who announced earlier this month that he intends to run for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Heads Up: Hot Springs, Arkansas, Is a Pizza TownGo for the nature and thermal waters, stay for the incredible pies
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The Utah and Arkansas Social Media Bans Won’t Protect UsRecently passed laws in Utah and Arkansas laws aren’t about tech accountability or children’s safety, write youth activists Emma Lembke and Zamaan Qureshi.
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What parents in Arkansas, and elsewhere, need to know about the Given Name Act'The more we learn about the dangers of so-called gender treatments, and the more we discover the lengths to which school officials will go to keep secrets from parents, the more urgent it becomes for lawmakers to act quickly.' -Jonathan Butcher
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