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churches and schools have have a ministerial exemption freedom of presroeurbgs s of some employment laws with the goal to allow entitiea to hire and fire. some decisions are left to government some are left to churches. churches have a constitutional right to choose who is going to lead their congregation and who is going to teach the faith to the next generation. a case before the supreme court today could change that. sheryl parish taughtç secular topics and led players and bible lessons was fired because she developed narcolepsy. school officials say it is because she threatened a lawsuit. i can t fathom how the constitution could be construed in such a way to as to deny me my civil rights as a teacher. saying theç school is trying to hide her discriminatory
areas up to 160 miles from the plant, there are reports of elevated radiation levels in seawater near fukushima. officials are confirming more than 9,000 people lost their lives after the devastating earthquake and tsunami more than 12,000 people are again still missing. rescue crews in japan have found the body of a 24-year-old virginia woman, the first american known to have died in the disaster. taylor anderson taught english and died trying to help her young students. after the earthquake hit she waited for the kids whose parents had not shown up. minutes later the tsunami slammed into her çschool. she loved it. she loved the culture. she loved the people. she loved teaching japanese children. she was living her dream. taylor s family released a statement asking people to continue praying for the miss and everyone in japan. coming up former football legend lawrence taylor sentenced for having sex