Former President Trump Wins in Iowa, Teachers Split on Carrying Weapons in Schools

Former President Donald Trump dominated the Iowa Caucuses Monday evening, leaving little room for his opponents to forge a path forward and make the pitch they are viable candidates. A new national poll finds that most likely U.S. voters don't think former President Donald Trump should be removed from primary ballots – unless he's convicted of insurrection-related charges stemming from the 2021 protests at the U.S. Capitol. The migrant crisis in Illinois is prompting some policymakers around the state to take action. Two Ohio lawmakers want to pay students to go to school and to graduate, calling chronic absenteeism an education emergency. As gun violence remains a significant threat across the country, states, districts and schools debate ways to increase safety but policies allowing teachers to carry weapons in school remains controversial. And the latest consumer price index is out. Read more: ‘Only getting started’: Trump full steam ahead, DeSantis faltering as primary moves forward Poll: Voters split on attempts to remove Trump from ballot Migrant influx to Illinois being felt in downstate communities New bill would pay Ohio students to go to school 'Surprising': Teachers weigh in on carrying weapons at school Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.