Wyoming

Most Americans Can't Pass A Citizenship Test On Basic History Questions

A survey found that in only one state could more than 50 percent pass the exam.
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Wyoming GOP Lawmaker Allegedly Compares Homosexuality To Bestiality, Pedophilia

Democrats have urged state Sen. Lynn Hutchings to resign. The lawmaker has denied the students' account of their conversation.
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Rep. Liz Cheney Goes On ‘Hooey’ Rant About The Green New Deal

The third-ranking House Republican blasted the sweeping progressive resolution proposed last week and falsely said it would outlaw planes, cars and gasoline.
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Man, Woman Admit Driving From Arizona To Wyoming With Kids In Trunk

Two German shepherds sat in the back seat while the kids were in the trunk.
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As States Push For Digital Drivers Licenses, Critics Cite Privacy Concerns

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Why Matthew Shepard's Murder Still Haunts Wyoming After 20 Years

The memory of the anti-gay hate crime remains even as LGBTQ acceptance has advanced in the state.
By Mead Gruver, AP

Matthew Shepard Will Be Laid To Rest At Washington National Cathedral

The Shepard family called the site the "perfect" place for their son's ashes 20 years after his death.
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Hikes, Bikes & Sights: HuffPost’s Listen To America Tour Stops In Casper

Wyoming, you're stunning. 😍
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In Seven States, Exposing Animal Abuse is A Worse Crime Than The Abuse Itself

Unconstitutional “ag-gag” laws only serve to facilitate animal abuse
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Why I Moved My Family To Casper, Wyoming

Casper knows where it wants to go and has an inspiring vision of what is possible.
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