Sarah Sanders and others are big mad about a woman defeating a woman in a women’s sporting event.
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Labor and delivery: How a volunteer-powered group gathered 102K signatures for the Arkansas Abortion Amendment
Sec. of State John Thurston rejected the Arkansas Abortion Amendment based on a paperwork error, but women’s health advocates are not going away without a fight.
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Arkansas school districts consider implementing new state cell phone, mental health program
More than 200 Arkansas school districts have expressed interest in a new pilot program to reduce cell phone access with the goal of improving students’ mental health, according to the Arkansas Department of Education.
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Arkansas AG investigating another business with possible Chinese ties
Sanders orders AG Tim Griffin to investigate another business operation with possible Chinese ties in the state.
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State asks judge to dismiss lawsuit challenging LEARNS voucher program
“The Constitution does not prohibit private schools from receiving state funds,” the attorney general argued.
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Governor appoints campaign manager to Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Chris Caldwell was Gov. Sarah Sanders’ 2022 campaign manager and will manager her 2026 run as well.
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Education amendment would be biggest progressive policy win in Arkansas since Medicaid expansion
The education amendment faces an uphill climb to make the ballot, but if it does, it will be a political earthquake with massive policy stakes.
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Main character governor congratulates herself for spending federal money
There goes Gov. Sarah Sanders claiming credit for others’ good work again.
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Republican-voting retiree charged with felony after threatening to blow up the governor
Scott was released on bond with conditions including no contact with the Governor or the Governor’s family.
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Pro-voucher groups aim to intervene in lawsuit challenging LEARNS vouchers (UPDATED)
Taxpayer-funded discrimination, benefits going disproportionately to the rich, and a state budget busted to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars. Such is the scene in Arizona, which is just a bit ahead of Arkansas on the universal school voucher path.