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Religion in Schools

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The Morning Team
A Supreme Court reporter and an education reporter explain faith’s new role in schools.

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A girl in Nevada leads her class in the Pledge of Allegiance with her hand on a Bible.

Are Shein and Temu Prices Going Up? What to Know as Trump Ends a Tariff Loophole

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Peter Eavis and Julie Creswell
Starting Friday, goods from China worth up to $800 will be subject to tariffs and more paperwork under new Trump administration rules.

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A Postal Service facility in Palmetto, Ga. Starting Friday, Chinese goods imported through the postal service will face a tariff equivalent to 120 percent of their value, or a fee of $100 per package.

Amid Trump’s Immigration Crackdown, Bhutanese Deportees Go Missing

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Kurt Streeter
Fear and confusion grip a community of Asian refugees as the Trump administration cracks down on immigration. Since the missing men are stateless, it’s not clear where they’ll end up.

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In Harrisburg, Pa., a former school was repurposed into a Hindu temple for the Bhutanese community. The region has welcomed some 40,000 refugees from Bhutan over the past two decades.

Kashmir Is a Wonderland. An Attack Shows It Is Also a Cradle of Despair.

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Anupreeta Das， Showkat Nanda and Atul Loke
The terrorist massacre of 26 innocent people has magnified the alienation long felt in a region that lives under tight watch and has limited democratic rights.

Locals walking through the debris of a demolished house in Kashmir, on Tuesday. Indian authorities destroyed the building after suspecting that its owners were connected to last week’s terrorist attack in the territory.

Harris Returns to Political Life, Warning of a Constitutional Crisis

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Laurel Rosenhall
Kamala Harris has rarely spoken out after leaving Washington in January. In her first major address since then, she acknowledged Democratic fears and praised leaders who were speaking out.

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“Everybody’s asking me, ‘Well, what’ve you been thinking about these days?’” Kamala Harris, pictured in 2024, said in a speech in San Francisco on Wednesday.
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