Brief commentary on today's Hobby Lobby decision
The Supreme Court ruled that a family-owned corporation doesn't have to pay for contraceptives under Obamacare if its owners don't want to.
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Paul Katula
Paul Katula is the executive editor of the Voxitatis Research Foundation, which publishes this blog. For more information, see the About page.
Stories by Paul Katula
Special ed makes 'major shift'
By Paul Katula
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The US Ed Dept is shifting the focus for special education programs in US schools from strict compliance to compliance plus test results.
Cellphones shielded from warrantless search: SCOTUS
By Paul Katula
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A landmark ruling in the Supreme Court, the first ever about computer- or smartphone-based privacy, is a win for privacy advocates.
Maryland's primary election
By Paul Katula
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Results of the Maryland primary election are mostly in, but more importantly, not too many people voted because of the primary process in the state.
Fla. voucher program expands
By Paul Katula
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The private school voucher program in Florida is expanding for 2016, with hopes of including more students from middle-income families.
Misspellings in New Mexico
By Paul Katula
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The contract for PARCC testing between Pearson and New Mexico, made on behalf of all PARCC states, is in jeopardy. Clowns run the circus.
Pediatricians: Read aloud to children from birth
By Paul Katula
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A new policy among pediatricians asks them to encourage parents to read aloud to their children beginning at birth. Great idea.
World Cup tiebreakers
By Paul Katula
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The US has a decent chance of advancing to the knockout round in the World Cup, even as Brazilians protest the country's spending on soccer.
All-star teachers / baseball fans
By Paul Katula
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Major League Baseball joins Target and People Magazine in recognizing a few teachers and baseball fans for the All-Star Game on July 15. Vote!
No appeal for graduation ceremonies in churches
By Paul Katula
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A school district in Wisconsin will have to abide by the ruling from the 7th Circuit that it can't conduct graduation ceremonies in a Christian church.