Good morning Friend, Next Tuesday at noon ET, RNS will host a live conversation about the rise of the religious left in America. Clergy from across faith traditions have become a visible presence in the national debate over immigration enforcement, and RNS has been covering this moment closely. Join RNS events host Niala Boodhoo, reporters Jack Jenkins and Yonat Shimron, and NPR religion correspondent Jason DeRose as they explore who is leading this movement and what it means for American religious and political life. RNS reports on religion across the political and theological spectrum, and hundreds of readers have already registered to join the conversation. This is a free event. Registration is required to attend live. Top Stories PITTSBURGH (RNS) — The Rev. Aidan Smith had been on administrative leave since January amid claims he sold cathedral artifacts online.  (Fort Worth Report) — Nighttime gatherings, some of them all-nighters like this one, are held by Muslims around the world, most commonly during Ramadan.  CAIRO (AP) — Iran has retaliated against the United States and Israel with missiles and drones, targeting American military bases and other locations in Gulf Arab countries, disrupting trade routes, choking fuel supplies and threatening regional air traffic.  DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Iran has continued to launch widespread missile and drone attacks on Israel and neighboring Gulf states, and has effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz, through which a fifth of the world's traded oil passes, even as U.S. and Israeli warplanes pummel military and other targets across Iran. Opinion (RNS) — The Christian posture toward the end of history ought to be one of watchfulness and hope, not calculation.  (RNS) — Ryan Coogler's Oscar-winning film is not just about hustlers in the Mississippi Delta or vampires. It is about the burden and blessing of memory. ICYMI (RNS) — Another Muslim parent whose children’s school was allegedly excluded earlier this month from the program filed a lawsuit against Texas state officials over religious discrimination.  (RNS) — Fountain Street Church, where the formerly religious comedian filmed her special in November, has a legacy of rejecting dogma and pushing the envelope. | 
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