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May 28

Army vet and college graduate, killed after trying to stop racist rants, are hailed as heroes

By Michael D. Regan

Two men were fatally stabbed Friday in Portland, Oregon, as they defended two women against a white supremacist's anti-Muslim tirade.

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May 21

WATCH: Trump delivers speech at Arab and Muslim leaders’ summit

By Jonathan Lemire and Julie Pace, Associated Press

Watch President Donald Trump address the Arab Islamic American Summit in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

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Apr 13

Sheila Abdus-Salaam, ‘trailblazing’ judge on New York’s highest court, found dead at 65

By Corinne Segal

Sheila Abdus-Salaam, an associate judge for the New York Court of Appeals, was the first black woman and Muslim to serve as a judge on New York's highest court.

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Mar 16

Watch 3:34
Revised travel ban fight hinges on ‘Muslim ban’ question

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A federal judge in Hawaii on Wednesday blocked parts of President Trump's revised executive order that would have barred refugees as well as nationals from six Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. Hours later, a federal judge in Maryland issued…

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Mar 12

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Far-right candidate calls for Dutch ban on Muslim immigrants

By PBS News Hour

Tensions between Turkey and the Netherlands continue to rise three days before Dutch voters head to the polls for elections. Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, who is seeking a third term, faces challenges from a far-right nationalist candidate who wants…

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Mar 06

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Trump administration’s new travel ban aims to avoid another legal battle

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The Trump administration targets a group of mostly Muslim nations in its second try at a travel ban by executive order. But it makes critical changes in hope of avoiding the issues that led courts to block it. The new…

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Feb 07

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News Wrap: Trump vows to keep fighting in court for travel ban

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In our news wrap Tuesday, President Trump vowed to keep fighting for his executive order that temporarily stopped citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. That order was headed for appeals court after being blocked by a federal…

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Feb 05

Travelers arrive in U.S. to hugs and tears after ban is lifted

By Denise Lavoie and William Mathis, Associated Press

Travelers from the seven predominantly Muslim countries targeted by President Donald Trump enjoyed tearful reunions with loved ones in the U.S. on Sunday after a federal judge swept the ban aside.

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Feb 03

Watch 3:40
Why one Muslim Marine is inviting questions about his faith

By Mike Fritz

Standing on a city street, Mansoor Shams holds a sign that reads: “I’m a Muslim and a U.S. Marine. Ask anything.” The former Marine has been traveling around the nation, inviting those curious to ask him about his experiences. NewsHour…

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Feb 02

These newlyweds dreamed of being U.S. doctors, then Trump’s immigration order happened

By Andrew Joseph, STAT

Abdelsalam Elshaikh and Israa Taha dreamed of becoming physicians in Minnesota, but only one arrived before President Trump’s immigration order.

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