Good morning. Two teachers take their school district to court over policies they say force them to lie to parents about a child's gender dysphoria.

Which just seemed crazy because we've always partnered with parents and we don't want to replace parents.

That's ahead on legal docket.

Also, today the Monday money beat economist David Bonson standing by to talk tariffs overturned,

Intel invested, and turmoil at the Fed.

Later, the world history book the 20th anniversary of deadly Hurricane Katrina.

And just everywhere you looked, everything was destroyed.

It's Monday, September 1st.

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I'm Mary Reichard.

And I'm Nick Eicher. Good morning.

Up next, Mark Mellinger with today's news.

China is hosting world leaders from several countries this week, including Russian leader Vladimir Putin,

working to show strength to its U.S. and Western European adversaries.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is convening a summit of a group of six Eurasian nations called the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, or SCO.

Before the summit's official start, Xi met with India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The two leaders agreed their countries are

development partners, not rivals. BBC China correspondent Stephen McDonald explains the

importance of that agreement. The Indian leader has come here just as the Trump administration

has whacked India with these 50% tariffs.

So India's looking around for other potential economic partners.

And here's China saying, well, come on, it's about time for us to patch up our differences.

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