Putting the brakes on

Entities Mentioned

• Congress
• Hindu American Foundation
• South Carolina
• Americans United
• André Bauer
• Columbia
• Department of Motor Vehicles
• Mark Sanford
• Ayesha N. Khan
• Beth Parks
• Kevin Hall
• US Supreme Court

1. COLUMBIA — South Carolina must stop marketing and making licenses plates that feature the image of a cross and the words “I Believe” while a lawsuit challenging the plates’ constitutionality goes forward, a federal judge ruled on Thursday. (Read Full Article)

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