Good morning. Illinois is on the verge of tightening rules on homeschooling,

ostensibly to keep kids safe. But at what cost?

We go from being one of the best states in the union to homeschool to the worst state in a matter of one vote.

Also today new efforts to protect unaccompanied miners crossing the border.

Later, a final mission for the U.S. Navy's fastest, largest ship.

That red, white and blue and the stack stood out.

It was just in pristine shape.

And the power of shareholder advocacy, commentary from economist Jerry Boyer.

It's Tuesday, March 25th.

This is The World and Everything in it from listeners-supported World Radio.

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And I'm Nick Einker.

Good morning.

Up next, Kent Covington has today's news.

A familiar sound in Israel.

Air raid sirens sounded out over Jerusalem last night after the Israeli military says

it intercepted a missile launched from

Yemen. The Houthi rebels based there have fired a handful of long-range missiles in Israel in recent

days. And the U.S. military is responding with fighter jets launching air strikes daily against

Houthi targets for more than a week. National Security

Advisor Mike Walsz told CBS, these guys are like al-Qaeda or ISIS with advanced cruise

missiles, ballistic missiles, and some of the most sophisticated air defenses, all provided

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