Supreme Court Rulings Spark Debate on Religion in Schools
Thomas syndicated column argues two recent Supreme Court decisions boost religious voices in public schools and challenge strict secular limits. It cites Lemon v. Kurtzman as guiding test, calls for reconsideration of Story and broader First Amendment aims, and claims ruling could ease religious expression in classrooms and ceremonies.
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Clinton sidesaddle to the left diagnosis disputed
Jesse Jackson argues that the claim of a leftward lurch in Bill Clinton’s presidency misreads the record. He says Clinton promised investment and fairness, but pursued cautious policy, kept a conservative frame, and failed to deliver universal care or bold reform, while allies and critics debate direction.
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Esquinas Says He Won Big From Jordan Golf Match
California golfer Richard Esquinas defends his record in a high stakes golf run with Michael Jordan. He insists he did not hustle the basketball star, though others question his handicap and motives. Esquinas claims he won about 300000 in the three year span while promoting a gambling book.
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