Kennedy’s high school prayer case tests originalist limits
The Supreme Court hears Kennedy v Bremerton School District over a coach leading players in postgame prayer on government property. The case questions whether public school officials may promote religious expression, with amicus briefs from Republicans urging strict limits on any religious display by district employees. The outcome will probe whether the court preserves or weakens church state separation and religious freedom for all.
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Disney silence on politics questioned amid Florida feud
Florida Governor DeSantis signed a bill revoking tax breaks and privileges for Walt Disney World in Orlando after the company opposed a new education law. The piece contrasts Walt Disney’s apolitical stance with current leadership and warns of potential damage to the brand and Florida tourism. It cites Neal Gabler’s biography noting Walt’s preference for keeping politics out of his ventures and recalls past conservative ties.
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Biden shifts to Ukraine crisis reshapes US foreign policy
The Ukraine war catalyzes a major U.S. strategic pivot. Biden strengthens alliances, limits direct confrontation with Russia, and boosts Ukraine aid including HEAVY weapons and a kamikaze drone. Critics point to Afghanistan withdrawal flaws, but Ukraine policy sharpened by Zelenskyy praise and bipartisan security push.
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