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'Rooooone!' Novak Djokovic is convinced Holger Rune fans booed him at Wimbledon.
Novak Djokovic is convinced he was being booed Monday night at Wimbledon.
Don't try to convince him otherwise — that would just be ruuuuude.
During a fourth-round match against Denmark's Holger Rune (whose last name is pronounced ROO-na), Djokovic was clearly annoyed by the way fans at Centre Court cheered his opponent — loudly drawing out...Read more
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Editorial: A constitutional command: Louisiana's Ten Commandments ploy
It took almost no time at all for the ACLU and other civil liberties groups to file federal suit against the state of Louisiana after GOP Gov. Jeff Landry signed a bill that would require state-funded schools at all levels — from kindergarten on up — display a poster of the Ten Commandments, along with a so-called “context statement.”
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Editorial: The 10 Commandments belong in (some) places of worship -- not in public schools
Do Americans have the right to not practice religion?
When the question is phrased like that, even most fervent religious believers out there would likely concede that, yes, non-belief (like belief itself) must qualify as a fundamental American right.
Yet that right is under frontal attack today, from a religiously driven political movement ...Read more