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Deepa Bharath
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Politics
Latino bishop says some of his pastors are holding church services with the doors locked because ‘they are scared immigration agents will burst through the door at any moment’
By
Deepa Bharath
and
The Associated Press
Politics
Hunter Biden avoids tax trial with surprise guilty plea
By
Amy Taxin
,
Deepa Bharath
, and others
Success
The ‘James Bond of exorcists’ was a real Vatican official who claimed to perform 60,000 demonic interventions over 30 years until he died at 91
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Deepa Bharath
and
The Associated Press
Finance
Caste discrimination case against two Cisco engineers is dismissed—but litigation remains alive
By
Deepa Bharath
and
The Associated Press
Politics
‘We’re the victims of 55% of the hate crimes in this country’: Patriots owner Robert Kraft tries to tackle antisemitism
By
Deepa Bharath
and
The Associated Press
Success
The first openly transgender Lutheran bishop lasted barely a year before resigning amid a racial firestorm. Now he’s suing the church for discrimination.
By
Deepa Bharath
and
The Associated Press
Politics
Seattle is the first U.S. city to outlaw caste discrimination in a contentious decision opposed by some Hindus
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Deepa Bharath
and
The Associated Press
Success
This U.S. city may become the first to outlaw caste-based discrimination amid criticism the ordinance would malign Hindus
By
Deepa Bharath
and
The Associated Press