Wall Street Logs Best Quarter Since 1998 Amid Gains
Wall Street posted its strongest quarter since 1998 as the S&P 500 rose 1.5 percent and the quarter gain neared 20 percent. Investors cheered economic data, Fed aid hopes, and signs of resumed hiring while weighing virus risks and election uncertainties. Technology, health care, and financials led gains as consumer confidence improved.
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High court expands funding to religious schools in Montana
The Supreme Court upheld a Montana scholarship program allowing religious schools equal access to public funding with private institutions. The 5-4 decision splits supporters and critics, while leaving questions about religious activity funding and broader implications for church state separation.
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Supreme Court allows state aid to religious schooling in Montana case
The Supreme Court upheld a Montana tax credit program that funds private education including religious schools by a 5-4 vote. Justice Roberts wrote that once a state subsidizes private education it cannot exclude religious schools, while Justice Sotomayor dissented. The ruling signals broader room for school choice with religious participation.
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Ohio AG calls GM to repay $60 million in incentives
Ohio AG Dave Yost demanded GM repay 60 million in public incentives after the Lordstown assembly plant closed in 2019, breaching a decade old deal. The push comes as GM builds a new 1100 job battery cell plant beside the site, amid broader talks on manufacturing impact in Ohio.
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