Yasmeen Khan

Few details are known, including whether it explicitly comes with a guarantee of future American military support for Ukraine. Treasury Secretary Scott Besson said the economic partnership would allow the two countries to work together to invest in Ukraine's future and help facilitate the end of the war. The U.S.

Supreme Court appeared open to allowing the creation of the country's first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, potentially marking a dramatic shift in one of the U.S. 's bedrock principles, the separation of church and state. As Apple News Today reported earlier this week,

Supreme Court appeared open to allowing the creation of the country's first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, potentially marking a dramatic shift in one of the U.S. 's bedrock principles, the separation of church and state. As Apple News Today reported earlier this week,

Supreme Court appeared open to allowing the creation of the country's first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, potentially marking a dramatic shift in one of the U.S. 's bedrock principles, the separation of church and state. As Apple News Today reported earlier this week,

Oklahoma's Republican attorney general sued the state charter school board, saying a contract it awarded to a Catholic school violated state and federal law. The state's conservative-leaning Supreme Court agreed and ordered the contract rescinded. But the U.S. Supreme Court's conservative justices were sympathetic to the school in yesterday's oral arguments.

Oklahoma's Republican attorney general sued the state charter school board, saying a contract it awarded to a Catholic school violated state and federal law. The state's conservative-leaning Supreme Court agreed and ordered the contract rescinded. But the U.S. Supreme Court's conservative justices were sympathetic to the school in yesterday's oral arguments.

Oklahoma's Republican attorney general sued the state charter school board, saying a contract it awarded to a Catholic school violated state and federal law. The state's conservative-leaning Supreme Court agreed and ordered the contract rescinded. But the U.S. Supreme Court's conservative justices were sympathetic to the school in yesterday's oral arguments.

Justice Kavanaugh told the lawyer representing Oklahoma, quote, when you have a program that's open to all comers except religion, that seems like rank discrimination against religion. Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself from the case. Should it result in a 4-4 tie, the lower court's ruling would stand. An update to a story we brought you yesterday.

Justice Kavanaugh told the lawyer representing Oklahoma, quote, when you have a program that's open to all comers except religion, that seems like rank discrimination against religion. Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself from the case. Should it result in a 4-4 tie, the lower court's ruling would stand. An update to a story we brought you yesterday.

Justice Kavanaugh told the lawyer representing Oklahoma, quote, when you have a program that's open to all comers except religion, that seems like rank discrimination against religion. Justice Amy Coney Barrett recused herself from the case. Should it result in a 4-4 tie, the lower court's ruling would stand. An update to a story we brought you yesterday.

Mohsen Madawi, a Columbia University student arrested by ICE at what he thought was his final interview before becoming a US citizen, has been freed. A judge in Vermont ruled the government presented no compelling evidence to keep Madawi behind bars.

Mohsen Madawi, a Columbia University student arrested by ICE at what he thought was his final interview before becoming a US citizen, has been freed. A judge in Vermont ruled the government presented no compelling evidence to keep Madawi behind bars.

Mohsen Madawi, a Columbia University student arrested by ICE at what he thought was his final interview before becoming a US citizen, has been freed. A judge in Vermont ruled the government presented no compelling evidence to keep Madawi behind bars.

Madawi, who was born in a refugee camp in the West Bank and is now a lawful permanent resident, was arrested ostensibly for his advocacy on Colombia's campus against Israel's war in Gaza. Madawi will remain free as the government's deportation case against him continues. And finally, have you heard about one of the buzziest movies out right now?

Madawi, who was born in a refugee camp in the West Bank and is now a lawful permanent resident, was arrested ostensibly for his advocacy on Colombia's campus against Israel's war in Gaza. Madawi will remain free as the government's deportation case against him continues. And finally, have you heard about one of the buzziest movies out right now?

Madawi, who was born in a refugee camp in the West Bank and is now a lawful permanent resident, was arrested ostensibly for his advocacy on Colombia's campus against Israel's war in Gaza. Madawi will remain free as the government's deportation case against him continues. And finally, have you heard about one of the buzziest movies out right now?

It's a vampire film called Sinners, directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan, both of Black Panther fame. It's been out for two weeks, and it's on its way to being one of the highest-grossing R-rated films. The movie is set in the town of Clarksdale, Mississippi, so naturally, residents there are excited to check it out. Except there's no theater in Clarksdale.

It's a vampire film called Sinners, directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan, both of Black Panther fame. It's been out for two weeks, and it's on its way to being one of the highest-grossing R-rated films. The movie is set in the town of Clarksdale, Mississippi, so naturally, residents there are excited to check it out. Except there's no theater in Clarksdale.

It's a vampire film called Sinners, directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan, both of Black Panther fame. It's been out for two weeks, and it's on its way to being one of the highest-grossing R-rated films. The movie is set in the town of Clarksdale, Mississippi, so naturally, residents there are excited to check it out. Except there's no theater in Clarksdale.

The last theater there closed in 2003. One community activist drove 80 miles to see the movie and since started a petition to get a public screening in town for locals. So far, more than a thousand people have signed on. If he gets the screening, he's invited the cast to join. You can find all these stories and more in the Apple News app.