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Jewish Federation of Greater Nashville Condemns Ogles' Anti-Muslim Statements

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By Matt Masters Verified
| Pith in the Wind - Nashville Scene
Tennessee's 7th Congressional District Rep. Andy Ogles made national headlines over the past week, prompting condemnation both locally and nationally. At an event Friday night in Williamson County, Ogles rebuked those who disagreed with him. Ogles declared in a March 9 social media post, “Muslims don't belong in American society. Pluralism is a lie.” He’s also making an effort to introduce a self-described “Muslim ban” bill in Congress.
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Debate Over ‘Homes Not Hedge Funds Act’ Highlights Democratic Divide Original

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By Matt Masters Verified
| Pith in the Wind - Nashville Scene
State Democrats’ “Homes Not Hedge Funds Act" passed during the Senate’s March 9 floor session, but failed during Wednesday’s House Cities and Counties Subcommittee, deepening an apparent internal party divide. The bill aimed to prohibit businesses and investors from buying up large quantities of single-family homes — an issue that has occurred across the nation. Rep.
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School Voucher Expansion Bills Pass First Committee Votes Original

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By Matt Masters Verified
| Williamson Scene Verified
Republican bills to expand the state's school voucher program passed their first committee votes this week, paving the way for further debate. The bills would see the maximum number of Gov. Bill Lee’s “Education Freedom Scholarships” for students in the 2026-2027 school year expanded from 25,000 to 40,000. The governor's budget called for $150 million to further the program.
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