Divided Supreme Court weighs student led prayers at games
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether districts may let students lead prayers before high school football games. Justices debated church state separation and student free speech as a decision due by late June. Santa Fe ISD v Jane Doe remains the central dispute with ties to past rulings.
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Anthony Griffin
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Louisiana
Mississippi
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Mistaken Social Security numbers top common tax errors
Washington AP report lists the top tax filing mistakes and myths as deadline nears. It highlights wrong Social Security numbers, misread tax law, and math miscalculations especially among low income filers. Taxpayers risk delayed refunds from errors like missing signatures W2 forms and misclassified income.
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Sanford Warren
Millsaps College
Jackson
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Flag desecration amendment defeated again in Senate
The proposed constitutional amendment to ban flag desecration failed 63 to 37 in the Senate, four votes short of the two thirds needed. Supporters argued for national honor and sovereignty, while opponents said free speech protections outweighed the act.
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D-W.va
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