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- Ohio lawmakers advanced two bills to increase religious content in public schools.
- The bills would allow teachers to discuss religion's positive impacts and display the Ten Commandments.
- Critics argue the measures violate the First Amendment's separation of church and state.
- Governor Mike DeWine's push for stricter regulations on intoxicating hemp products remains unresolved after Thanksgiving.
- Congress is considering a $350 million annual funding request for environmental cleanup.
