Nathalie Baptiste

1 week ago | businessandamerica.com | Nathalie Baptiste

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday against allowing Oklahoma’s first religious public charter school, in a case that has significant implications for religion in public life. The court ruled 4-4in Oklahoma State Charter School Board v. Drummond, after Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself. The unsigned ruling offered no opinion on the merits, saying only that Justice Barrett took no part in the decision. “The judgment is affirmed by an equally divided Court,” the ruling read in full.

1 week ago | businessandamerica.com | Nathalie Baptiste

This article is part of HuffPost’s biweekly politics newsletter. Click here to subscribe. The massive spending bill the House Republicans passed in the middle of the night on Thursday will have devastating consequences for people with kids — and the people who want to have them. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, the Trump-coined name given to the GOP’s budget, is a proposal that decimates what’s left of the safety net in order to give even more money to the richest people in America.

2 weeks ago | huffpost.com | Nathalie Baptiste

This article is part of HuffPost’s biweekly politics newsletter. Click here to subscribe. The massive spending bill the House Republicans passed in the middle of the night on Thursday will have devastating consequences for people with kids — and the people who want to have them. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, the Trump-coined name given to the GOP’s budget, is a proposal that decimates what’s left of the safety net in order to give even more money to the richest people in America.

2 weeks ago | huffpost.com | Nathalie Baptiste

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday against allowing Oklahoma’s first religious public charter school, in a case that has significant implications for religion in public life. The court ruled 4-4in Oklahoma State Charter School Board v. Drummond, after Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Nathalie Baptiste

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday against allowing Oklahoma’s first religious public charter school, in a case that has significant implications for religion in public life. The court ruled 4-4in Oklahoma State Charter School Board v. Drummond, after Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself. The unsigned ruling offered no opinion on the merits, saying only that Justice Barrett took no part in the decision. “The judgment is affirmed by an equally divided Court,” the ruling read in full.