A Republican lawmaker is proposing legislation to allow an elective Bible course in high schools in Arizona. The state doesn’t ban the use of the Bible in school curriculum as long as it’s for academic use, the Arizona Republic reports. If the law is passed, Arizona would become the sixth U.S. state to offer Bible courses, following Georgia, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.
LATEST
The Brief
Taking Stock of the Midterms, Two Months Out
09.02.26 | 8:14 am
Where Things Stand
Trump Calls on His Most Loyal Henchman to Shut Down Facts He Doesn’t Want Reported
09.01.26 | 4:49 pm
Morning Memo
SCOTUS, Congress, and the Trump Ballroom Fiasco
09.01.26 | 11:52 am
News
‘A Shit Show’: Postal Service Whistleblower Warns That New Project Will Sow Chaos in Election
09.01.26 | 10:51 am