Arizona Holocaust Education Billed Stalled In Senate
Earlier this year, a bill to require education on the Holocaust and other genocides was introduced and passed by the Arizona State House unanimously. However, the bill has stalled in the Arizona senate due to the bill’s definition of antisemitism. Dozens of liberal and progressive groups spoke out against the definition, saying that it would criminalize free speech. But Arizona State Sen. Paul Boyer, a Republican, says , “The purpose of this bill is not simply to mandate a fact-of-the-matter, look back in history for our children. It is ultimately about our forward-facing goal of improving our future as a society by reflecting upon outstanding tragedies and injustices of the past from which key lessons must be learned.” Read more about the bill here.
Pro Golfer Stewart Cink Says his Peace And Joy Is In Christ
With his son, Reagan, as his caddie and his family cheering him on from the other side of the ropes, pro golfer Stewart Cink secured the RBC Heritage championship in Hilton Head, S.C., on Sunday. The victory is Cink’s second so far during the 2020-2021 PGA Tour season. I
n his post-tournament press conference
, Cink was asked how peace in his life has translated into his play on the course and allowed him to have so much success at the age of 47. “The thing about me and my family with the peace and joy we experience, it’s not something that just we wait for the circumstances to line up, like the planets or some signs or tea leaves or something. We install our own peace and joy because of our faith in Jesus Christ, basically.”
Read more about his victory and faith here.Good Samaritan Returns Ten Thousand Dollars
Michael King had just taken out the money from the bank to cover a business debt he owed. For whatever reason, he was so distracted, he accidentally left his wallet on his vehicle before cranking up the engine and heading home. Meanwhile, Steve Harrison, who was heading in the opposite direction noticed something floating in the breeze. Quickly realizing it was cash, he pulled over and snatched it up. He found King’s wallet as well. the next day he contacted King and returned the money and wallet. “I never took seriously the notion of keeping it,” Harrison said. “It’s just simpler to do the right thing. Once I realized that there was an ID involved, I knew I would return the money.”
Read more about his good deed here.
