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Some investment funds are pitching themselves as faith-friendly, promising to reflect religious values.

But the fine print tells a different story.

So basically what they do is for their Catholic policies, they just throw in a couple of Catholic words here or there.

Also today, the debate among some conservatives over what conservatism even means.

And later, night lights. We're not only throwing off our natural rhythms. We're also playing

tricks on wildlife.

Songbirds, they'll sing to the sky glow because they can't differentiate artificial light and natural light.

It's Tuesday, September 9th. This is The World and everything in it from listeners-supported

World Radio. I'm Mary Reichert. And I'm Nick Eichert.

Good morning.

Up next, Mark Mellinger with today's news.

President Trump says he is ready to punish Russia with what he calls a second phase of sanctions.

That's in response to Russia, launching its largest drone attack on Ukraine

over the weekend since the start of the invasion. The president also confirms he expects

several EU leaders to be in the U.S. this week to discuss the war in Ukraine, and he says he'll

be speaking to Russian leader Vladimir Putin. With peace talks stalled, Georgia

Congressman Richard McCormick says it's time to put more pressure on countries indirectly

funding the war by doing business with Russia, like China and India. This is not just one country's

problem. This is all of our problem. And if we want to end this war, we've got to put enormous pressure on these countries not to buy their energy. McCormick, speaking to Fox business,

the White House's latest deadline for Russia to get serious about peace talks has come and gone,

but so far, Moscow isn't facing any new consequences. In the Middle East, a bus stop in northern Jerusalem became a crime scene Monday,

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