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You-Pick Farm in New Mexico: Chilis, Not Apples
In some parts of the country, a balmy September afternoon might be spent picking pumpkins or apples.
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Bible Courses Allowed, Not Mandatory for Schools
Texas high schools are not required to offer elective high school Bible courses under a new law adopted by the state last year, Attorney General Greg Abbott said Thursday. Questions had been raised about whether a school district was required to offer the class.
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Atheist Billboard Campaign Hits Phoenix
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