Andrew Clyde reacts to President Biden's decision not to veto a GOP bill affecting D.C. crime law. Steve Riggle comments on an Arizona school board member's stance against hiring teachers with Christian values. Cindy Martin celebrates a legal victory against a school district promoting highly-sexualized books. Arielle Del Turco discusses New York City Mayor Eric Adams's remarks on school prayer and gun violence, with Pastor Carter Conlon continuing the conversation.

Heart failure affects over 2.6 million people in the United States, with women experiencing higher morbidity despite better overall survival rates. Anatomical differences in women's hearts impact both systolic and diastolic cardiac physiology. Women are underrepresented in clinical trials, leading to data extrapolation from males. Sex-specific etiologies and unique genetic-related cardiomyopathies result in significant differences in heart failure outcomes and access to advanced therapies. The review addresses these gender-specific differences and suggests potential solutions to balance care between women and men.

Twenty-four states are using the SAT and/or ACT for state assessments and accountability, and California is considering following suit through AB 751, the Pathways to College Act. This bill, authored by Assembly Member Patrick O’Donnell, has passed both the state Assembly and Senate and is now awaiting Governor Gavin Newsom's decision. The bill would allow districts to administer college admissions tests like the ACT or SAT during the school day at no cost to students, aiming to improve access to higher education for underrepresented groups. The article highlights the importance of equity and access in closing the opportunity gap and mentions the support from various superintendents and the Learning Policy Institute.

Bham Now is offering free local business listings to support Birmingham businesses during uncertain times. The listings will include information on online orders, virtual classes, curbside pickup, and special offers. The initiative aims to help the community by providing essential services and supporting local businesses, which are considered the heart of Birmingham. The article encourages local business owners to participate and emphasizes the importance of community strength and support.

The author supports Tim Hein's view that the proposed $78 million community center in Camas would impose an unnecessary tax burden on residents. They suggest an alternative of a seasonal outdoor waterpark and urge residents to vote 'No' on the proposal, highlighting the availability of existing indoor gyms and community centers.

A British backpacker from Liverpool, England, who was allegedly held hostage, raped, and beaten in Queensland, is planning to return to the UK after being released from the hospital. The 22-year-old woman was found in a distressed state by police after a petrol station owner reported her inability to pay for fuel. The alleged captor, her ex-boyfriend, was found hiding in the vehicle. The woman is now being cared for by friends and family and is arranging her return home with the British Consulate. The police investigation is ongoing, and the alleged attacker faces multiple charges, including rape and assault.