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ADA: Lawyers Sue Retailers for Not Putting Braille on Gift Cards

2020 marks the thirtieth anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act — and the thirtieth year in a row that Congress will refuse to address its problems.

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Public Schools Cannot Be Religiously Neutral, But School Choice Makes Neutrality Possible

By Neal McCluskey.

Tomorrow the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral argument in Espinoza v. Montana, a case addressing state constitutional provisions that bar public funds from going to religious institutions, especially schools. There are many reasons the U.S. Supreme Court should rule in favor of school choice, but the most important is that the end that Blaine amendments are supposed to achieve — keeping government out of religion — is far better served by the measure Montana struck down than maintaining a public school monopoly over taxpayer funds.

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