Supreme Court Religion Cases Move Through Major Questions
The Supreme Court announced religion related cases on a busy Monday. It ruled that Missouri cannot limit funding for a church preschool playground, signaling church discrimination concerns. The docket also includes Masterpiece Cakeshop over LGBTQ rights and birth certificate protections for where both parents must be listed.
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FBI Questioning of Trump Adviser Carter Page Deepens Probe
FBI agents questioned former adviser Carter Page for about ten hours over five March meetings about his contacts with Russians and his role with the Trump campaign. Page, who denied wrongdoing, said the sessions were extensive discussions as Mueller’s probe considers possible Trump associate coordination with Russia and other related matters.
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Settlement Reached in Philando Castile Case for $2.995 Million
The city of St. Anthony and Valerie Castile reach a $2.995 million settlement over Philando Castile’s death, with no admission of liability. Settlement funds come from the Minnesota League of Cities Insurance Trust, avoiding court filings. Judge approval will determine distribution terms.
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Texas SB 4 faces federal challenge over sanctuary city law
A coalition including San Antonio and other Texas cities told U.S. District Judge Orlando Garcia that Senate Bill 4 could create an immigration police state and urged halting its Sept. 1 enactment. The measure subjects police to jail for noncooperation with federal immigration enforcement and permits immigration status checks during detentions. Opponents warn of racial profiling and resource diversion, while supporters insist the law aligns with federal policy.
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