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TEL AVIV —  A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit in Arkansas by a local newspaper to block an anti-BDS law against Israel, ruling that such boycotts are not protected by the First Amendment since denying a purchase on account of perceived injustices relating to Israeli policies has nothing to do with free speech. 

Three Arkansas shopkeepers pleaded guilty Wednesday to carrying out a $400,000 food stamp fraud scheme where they used food stamps to purchase items that they would resell in their stores.

Christmas came early for seven siblings after an Arkansas couple fought to adopt them out of the state’s foster care system.

An illegal alien has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly firing at Washington County, Arkansas police officers during a routine traffic stop. 

Moms Demand Action is fighting to ensure Arkansas teachers cannot shoot back if present when one of their schools is attacked.

Police arrested an elderly Arkansas woman on Saturday and charged her with killing her husband after an argument over his pornography purchases, a report says.

A Crawford County, Arkansas, home invasion suspect was hospitalized in stable condition after a homeowner shot him in the head with a shotgun.

Arkansans with “enhanced concealed carry” permits are now armed for self-defense in churches, bars, and on college campuses. Those holding an “enhanced” permit can also carry in the State Capitol.

Some Arkansas schools are displaying hundreds of posters of the national motto “In God We Trust” after outside special interest groups claimed that the state is using the posters to endorse Christianity.

An Arkansas man who walked 11 miles to and from work each day is trading in his walking shoes for a set of wheels thanks to his coworkers.

A 17-year-old Arkansas teen fired a gun at police before officers fatally shot him, according to a graphic dashcam video officials released Wednesday.

An Arkansas man has been arrested on suspicion of capital murder after he told police he stabbed his wife to death for changing the television channel.

Arkansas school districts are beginning to roll out “In God We Trust” posters in their classrooms this week after a state law passed in August allowed the national motto to be displayed in classrooms.

An Arkansas man led police on a high-speed chase down Interstate 30 in Little Rock Wednesday evening with a casket on the roof of his Hummer.

A federal appeals court last week ruled against Planned Parenthood’s lawsuit demanding taxpayer funding for abortion, creating a split with other federal appeals courts that might finally take this issue to the highest court in the land.

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown (D) has signed a bill into law that requires all state insurers to provide free abortions to all – including illegal immigrants.

A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that Arkansas may block Planned Parenthood’s Medicaid reimbursement funding in response to the release of videos by undercover journalists that exposed the abortion chain’s alleged profiteering from the sales of aborted baby parts.

Executive producers of the God’s Not Dead film series donated $25,000 to the Arkansas State Legislature to go towards replacing a Ten Commandments monument that was destroyed the day after it was erected on state Capitol grounds.

A 4-year-old girl fell out of the back door of a moving church bus in Arkansas, according to shocking dashcam footage captured by a volunteer firefighter.

The Texas Attorney General is leading a coalition of 15 states defending President Donald Trump’s revised immigration order of March 6.

The state of Arkansas plans to carry out seven executions over 11 days amid pressure to use up their lethal injection drugs before they expire.

Three foreign nationals, two of which are illegal immigrants, have been arrested by Arkansas law enforcement following a nightclub shooting.

On March 22 Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson (R) signed campus carry legislation into law. On March 23 USA Today Sports suggested a boycott of NCAA events in Arkansas may need to happen if students are going to be allowed to be armed for self-defense.

An Arkansas state senator has proposed a bill that would strike the Clinton name from Clinton National Airport in Little Rock.

The governors of Texas and eight other states have taken aim at California’s restriction on concealed carry permit holders and urge that their citizens “should not be forced to check their gun rights at the [California] border.”

The State of Texas gave Planned Parenthood final notice on Tuesday that it would no longer allow it to participate in the Medicaid program in the Lone Star State. The letter from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) said it was “not qualified to provide medical services in a professionally competent, safe, legal, and ethical manner.”

An Arkansas lawmaker is proposing a bill in the state’s legislature that would “ban people in the state from purchasing junk food with their food stamps.”

An infant was found alive in a storm drain with nothing but a scratch on her forehead, after she was thrown from a vehicle during a nighttime car crash in Texarkana, Arkansas.

NEW YORK — In an emotional Breitbart News exclusive video interview, Kathy Shelton, who was raped by a 41-year-old drifter when she was only 12 years old, said that in the course of defending her rapist as a lawyer, Hillary Clinton “hurt a child inside too very bad.”

A man selling blue jeans in the parking lot of the Clinton Library in Little Rock, Arkansas, was shot Monday night, Little Rock Police said.

During a Breitbart News exclusive video interview, Paula Jones, the former Arkansas state employee who notoriously sued President Bill Clinton for sexual harassment, recounted what she said Clinton did to her inside a hotel room on May 8, 1991.

“Unfortunately, she did strike the gay wedding Indiana and Arkansas line, So I’ll revisit that with her.” wrote Dan Schwerin, the campaign director of speech writing to top advisers in the campaign.

Leslie Rutledge, the 56th attorney general of Arkansas and the first woman to hold that office, joined SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Wednesday’s Breitbart News Daily to offer her thoughts on the vice presidential debate.

NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana – Prescription pain-killers are more prevalent than people in Louisiana; according to a new report that shows widespread opioid issues across eight states.

A Mississippi man who originally suffered injuries in a deadly bus caused by illegal immigrant workers has now become the third fatality of the incident.

LAPLACE, Louisiana – Public officials from Louisiana and Arkansas are reportedly tied to a fatal traffic incident when a bus full of illegal immigrant laborers crashed on their way to flood cleanup zones.