Reports John Lyon with Arkansas News Bureau: “The new director of Arkansas’ lottery said today he intends to keep a close watch on management and accounting practices, boost ticket sales and minimize costs — by, among other things, not hiring any vice presidents.” Click here to read more about the lottery’s new director, Bishop Woosley, and his states goals for the lottery moving forward.
Amy Ridenour has published a column on TownHall.com analyzing the birth control statistics used by the Obama administration, and comparing them to other published statistics. Her verdict? The math doesn’t add up.
An Iowa legislative committee has cleared a bill requiring doctors to perform an ultrasound allowing a woman to see her unborn baby before undergoing an abortion. The bill is similar to legislation being weighed by Virginia, and proposed Arkansas legislation that would have required doctors to allow a woman to listen to her baby’s heartbeat before performing an abortion.