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The full yeshivah budget of NIS 1.17 billion has been entered into the budget law for the second and third readings and will not be required to be discussed in the Finance Committee again, as approved overnight Tuesday by the Finance Committee, as part of the activities of chareidi MKs Rabbi Moshe Gafni and Rabbi Yinon Azulai and MK Betzalel Smotrich. As a result, the yeshivos and kollelim wi...

<p>{/p} HARDIN COUNTY — The Crime Victims Assistance Center honored law enforcement officers during an appreciation dinner Tuesday night. KFDM/Fox4's Paige Hubbard reports.

The Moneyist ‘My ex-husband’s mother is a dishonest and conniving individual who will beg, borrow, cheat and steal for her “baby boy” or herself’ ‘My ex-husband is a momma’s boy.’ Dear Quentin, My former mother-in-law has a life-insurance policy on my 27-year-old daughter, her oldest granddaughter. Is that valid and legal? We all live in Georgia and have for years. I divorced my ex-husb...

Hong Kong has banned films that run contrary to the interests of a Beijing-drafted national security law, the latest crackdown on freedom of expression in the Asian financial hub. The city’s opposition-free legislature amended the Film Censorship Bill on Wednesday, turning movie censors into gatekeepers of the security law with penalties as high as HK$1,000,000 ($130,000) and three years in p...

What recourse do public employees have when state officials who aren’t enforcing a law meant to protect them? Frank Ricci Recently, a Detroit union official was indicted for spending over $200,000 on trips, furniture and booze. In California, the executive director of SEIU was accused of grand theft and embezzlement. During the same week, the longtime President of the NYC Sergeants Benevolent...

Argall: Pa. shouldn't 'trip up law-abiding gun owners'  69News WFMZ-TV

State senator: Legislation should not 'trip up law-abiding gun owners'  WFMZ Allentown

Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News Flags are carried during Utah Pride Festival Parade in Salt Lake City Sunday, June 8, 2014. This article was first published in the State of Faith newsletter. Sign up to receive the newsletter in your inbox each Monday night. As Congress weighs federal gay rights legislation, Utah leaders are celebrating their own work on LGBTQ issues over the past s...

Editorial: Why is the 'law-and-order' party coddling Bannon?  Roanoke Times

A new Texas law outlining exactly how social studies may be taught in public schools has introduced widespread confusion because of Republican politicians’ overbroad attempt to ban critical race theory from classrooms. The confusion reached such a level of absurdity that a Dallas-area school interpreted the new law, House Bill 3979, to mean that teachers must present opposing views regarding ...