Louisiana classrooms are given the green light by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to put up Ten Commandments posters. That after the court on Friday vacated a three-judge panel’s earlier decision that found the law requiring the classroom displays unconstitutional. Loyola University law professor Dane Ciolino says this latest decision doesn’t overturn the ruling; but said it was too soon for it to rule on whether it is or not.
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Ciolino also spoke to us about the US Supreme Court’s decision that strikes down most of President Trump’s tariffs. The court ruled yesterday that Trump did not have the broad authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to unilaterally impose tariffs. Ciolino says this decision is final and will cost the Trump administration billions of dollars in refunds.
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Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser remains focused on cleaning up litter in Louisiana. Nungesser says part of that mission is instilling the values of properly disposing of litter at a young age, so the state has launched new programs in schools aimed at doing so.
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A good start for LSU baseball in Jacksonville as they came from behind to beat Indiana 14 to 7. That after getting 18 hits and walking 14 times late in the game.
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LSU plays again today at noon against Notre Dame.