Por: Portland Press Herald Opinion March 18, 2023
“Obscene.” The word is used in L.D. 123, An Act to Eliminate the Educational Purposes Exception to the Prohibition on the Dissemination of Obscene Matter to Minors, but the term is not defined within the bill. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Marisellia Greenlaw is a resident of Winslow. This bill has been associated with concerns about the book “Gender Queer: A Memoir” and its accessibility to students. Parents have said that they believe that... + full article
Portland Press Herald USA Opinion March 02, 2023
For nearly 30 years, I have had the privilege of serving as president of the Maine State Chamber of Commerce. I’ve worked with thousands of Maine businesses and thousands of local industry leaders to improve prosperity for all Maine people. Our common goals have been to... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Nation March 01, 2023
Librarian Savannah Sessions at the Charlotte Hobbs Memorial Library in Lovell Tuesday. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer School librarians are joining educators and free speech advocates to fight a proposal in the Maine Legislature that could ban schools from providing... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA Nation February 27, 2023
Guaranteeing every citizen a right to housing is one of 30 new proposals to amend the Maine Constitution, the latest round in a series of broad initiatives to reach the Legislature since voters approved a constitutional right to food in 2021. The housing amendment, proposed by... + más
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Newsweek USA Business February 02, 2023
Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has been accused of making an obscene profit from the coronavirus pandemic after it posted record revenue of more than $100 billion for 2022, a rise of 23 percent on the previous year.The company's COVID products Comirnaty, an mRNA vaccine and... + más
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WPLG Local 10 USA Politics January 18, 2023
Books containing “sexually explicit” content — including depictions of sexual or gender identity — would be banned from North Dakota public libraries under legislation that state lawmakers began considering Tuesday.The GOP-dominated state House Judiciary Committee heard... + más
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Associated Press USA Politics January 17, 2023
WPTV USA Nation October 20, 2022
Dancing around risky language is common for many forms of on-air media. Sitcoms and family shows have been making substitutions like sugar and fudge for expletives and curse words for quite some time. But why can't swear words be said on TV?Newsy itself has a standards... + más
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