Supreme Court rules Maine tuition aid must include religious schools
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Maine cannot exclude religious schools from its private education tuition aid program. Chief Justice Roberts said the nonsectarian requirement violates the Free Exercise Clause, potentially expanding religious access to taxpayer funds and affecting nearby states with similar programs.
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Panel details Trump pressure on election officials in 1/6 probe
The House Jan 6 committee outlined Trump efforts to overturn the 2020 election by pressuring state and local officials to reject ballots or substitute electors. Arizona official Rusty Bowers testified to threats and smears, while Trump urged hearings and drew opposition over oath and faith. The hearing highlighted threats against election workers and warned the danger remains to democracy.
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