U.S. Supreme Bans Public Funding for First Concerted Catholic College · Global Voices

On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court stopped the creation of a publicly funded Catholic school in Oklahoma by setting up a 4-4 vote after Trump-appointed judge Amy Comey Barrett was challenged for conflicts of interest.The Prosecutor's Office accuses the suspect of murder of killing the two employees of the Israeli embassy in the U.S. and weighs the death penalty Blocking the first publicly funded U.S. Catholic school. This Thursday's Supreme Cou…

The U.S. Supreme Court failed to allow an aut nomo religious college to be financed from public funds.

The separation between Church and state in public education remains in place in the U.S. after the Supreme Court maintained on Thursday the blockade on the creation of the first religious college directly and completely funded by taxpayers' money.The way the high court made the decision was unusual: there was a 4-4 tie on the constitutionality of that project, which allowed the lower instance, the Oklahoma Supreme Court, which had ruled against …

A cleanly divided Supreme Court ruled this Thursday against the State of Oklahoma financing a Catholic college with public money, which would have been against the traditional separation between Church and State that has prevailed in the United States since its founding.

On Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court stopped the creation of a publicly funded Catholic school in Oklahoma by setting up a 4-4 vote after Trump-appointed judge Amy Comey Barrett was challenged for conflicts of interest. By Andrés Gil Correspondent in Washington—I block the first publicly funded U.S. Catholic school. This Thursday’s Supreme Court tie keeps in place the decision of a state court that invalidated the approval of the San Isidoro Scho…