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Good morning. Today on LegalDocket, we'll tell you about some religious liberty cases

bubbling up from the lower courts and how a recent Supreme Court decision could drive the outcome.

Religious Liberty lawyers say it could not come at a more needed time.

Last year there was six times as many charges of religious discrimination as there was the year before.

So, the religious discrimination in the workplace is exploding over the past few years.

That's ahead today on LegalDocket.

Also, today the Monday Moneybeat Financial Analyst David Bonson will be along.

We'll talk about the new numbers on consumer prices. Finally, some relief. Who's the hero? I'll ask David.

And the World History Book today, the sensational case of the Tylenol Poisonings.

The Unsolved Mystery is back to the headlines after the death of the only suspect.

It's Monday, July 17th. This is The World and Everything in It from the Center supported World Radio.

I'm Mary Rygerd and I'm Nick Eichert. Good morning.

Now the news. Here's Kent Coveington.

As the war in Ukraine turned into a stalemate. White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan answered that question on Sunday.

It has not. You're seeing Ukrainian forces in fact make progress both in the east and the south.

We said before this counteroffensive started that it'd be hard going and it's been hard going. That's the nature of war.

But the Ukrainians are continuing to move forward.

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