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Subject: Trump Targets Foundations, Nonprofits, Universities, Over DEI
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The Supreme Court has agreed to consider whether the country’s first publicly funded religious charter school should be allowed to open. Oklahoma’s highest court ruled that using tax dollars to fund the Catholic school would violate the constitution’s separation of church and state, overturning a state board’s approval of the church’s application. Conservatives say the ruling amounts to religious discrimination against the Catholic Church, while the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups said in a statement: “The law is clear: Charter schools are public schools and must be secular and open to all students.” (Associated Press)
President Donald Trump has reinstated a policy banning U.S. foreign aid to groups that provide or counsel clients about abortions, or advocate for abortion rights. As in the previous Trump administration, the ban applies even to groups whose main function is not family planning support, including organizations fighting diseases such as AIDS and malaria. (NPR)
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