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Creamy Garlic and Herb Butter Sauce

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By William Johnson, Trisha Benson
| Allrecipes Verified
Creamy Garlic and Herb Butter Sauce Amazing butter sauce can be used on anything from seafood to leftover chicken or beef to potatoes. Quick, easy, creamy, and delicious! Submitted by Trisha Benson Updated on March 31, 2026
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Commentary: Trump Administration Takes DeSantis Book Ban Playbook Nationwide

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By Stephana Ferrell, William Johnson
| New Times Broward-Palm Beach Verified
Florida has rewritten the rules of public education, not in the interest of empowering all families, but to serve a highly politicized agenda that enables only a few voices to dictate what the rest of the state's schoolchildren can read, say, learn, and teach.
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Commentary: Trump Administration Takes DeSantis Book Ban Playbook Nationwide

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By Stephana Ferrell, William Johnson
| Miami New Times Verified
Within Florida's Department of Education, the phrase "parental rights" has been used as a "virtuous" slogan, repeated so often that listeners forget to ask: Whose rights? Which parents? Florida has rewritten the rules of public education, not in the interest of empowering all families, but to serve a highly politicized agenda that enables only a few voices to dictate what the rest of the state's schoolchildren can read, say, learn, and teach.
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