Steve Inskeep

Yeah, it's been fascinating to reflect on how much he changed the tone of the church without changing the underlying rules of the church.

And now we go on to the funeral and a selection. What are you hearing about the next few days?

And now we go on to the funeral and a selection. What are you hearing about the next few days?

And now we go on to the funeral and a selection. What are you hearing about the next few days?

And then what about the conclave that comes after?

And then what about the conclave that comes after?

And then what about the conclave that comes after?

Yeah, it's a fascinating choice to be watching. NPR's Ruth Sherlock, thanks so much.

Yeah, it's a fascinating choice to be watching. NPR's Ruth Sherlock, thanks so much.

Yeah, it's a fascinating choice to be watching. NPR's Ruth Sherlock, thanks so much.

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court considers a question about public schools.

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court considers a question about public schools.

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court considers a question about public schools.

NPR legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg is covering this case. Hi, Nina. Hi there, Steve. So what are the basics of the case before the court?

NPR legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg is covering this case. Hi, Nina. Hi there, Steve. So what are the basics of the case before the court?

NPR legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg is covering this case. Hi, Nina. Hi there, Steve. So what are the basics of the case before the court?

Has the school board made any effort to accommodate that point of view?

Has the school board made any effort to accommodate that point of view?

Has the school board made any effort to accommodate that point of view?

So we've heard the facts of this case. We've heard a little bit of the history. What happens when you take those facts and that history and put it before these particular nine justices?