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March 15

‘Reminders of Him’ director says prison doesn’t define a person’s worth

Vanessa Caswill, director of the new Colleen Hoover adaptation “Reminders of Him," says the film carries a powerful message about redemption, forgiveness and second chances.

March 14

Newly launched coalition with ‘affordability agenda’ vows to attack guaranteed income programs

A new conservative organization argued guaranteed income programs will create fiscal problems and drive inflation as cash assistance programs gain momentum across 15 states.

March 14

Joe Rogan blasts life in Hollywood for 'fake' people and 'groupthink' politics

Joe Rogan explains why he preferred being around fighters and comedians over Hollywood actors, producers and casting agents during his time in Los Angeles entertainment industry.

March 13

Chicago Public Schools will now allow Bible college students into its teaching program, after lawsuit

Chicago Public Schools settled its religious discrimination lawsuit with Moody Bible Institute, allowing Christian students to join the CPS teacher preparation program.

March 13

Utah bill would allow students to obtain religious accommodations for assignments that violate their beliefs

A Utah bill requiring public colleges to accommodate students' religious beliefs in coursework has passed the legislature and raised concerns from some academics.

March 12

'Melania' documentary tops Amazon Prime movie charts after streaming debut

A controversial documentary about first lady Melania Trump debuted at the top spot on Amazon Prime's streaming site after its premiere Monday.

March 12

Actress Katherine Heigl fires back at critics angry over her attendance at Mar-a-Lago dog rescue event

"Grey's Anatomy" star Katherine Heigl fired back at critics angry over her attendance at a Mar-a-Lago dog rescue event which raised $5.5M.

March 12

First grade student disciplined over Black Lives Matter drawing does have free speech rights, court rules

Federal appeals court rules elementary students have First Amendment protections, reviving a lawsuit over a first grader's Black Lives Matter drawing.

March 12

Illinois guaranteed income advocates push for permanent statewide cash handout program

Officials in Cook County, Illinois, crafted rules for a permanent guaranteed income program, building on pilot that provided 3,250 families with $500 monthly.

March 11

Graham Platner claims voters concerned over trans athletes are 'manipulated by billionaires'

Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner suggested opposition to transgender athletes in female sports stems from an "out-of-state" billionaire agenda.