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Prevost was elected on the second day of the Papal Conclave following the death of Pope Francis.

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'Top Gun' actor Val Kilmer dies at age 65

US military confirms 3 of 4 US soldiers missing in Lithuania dead, after days of conflicting reports

Puerto Rico powerless after New Year's Eve blackout impacts 80% of Caribbean island

Oficiales de Policía en escena del crimen

Hispanics now largest ethnic group in New York Police Department

Iconic entrepreneur Bernie Marcus, who co-founded Home Depot, dies at age 95

An ADN investigation sheds light on how most of the cities with a standing partnership with the Cuban regime have often passed resolutions and declarations calling for an end to the U.S. embargo at city council levels or remove Cuba from the terrorist list.

How Cuban intelligence exploited sister cities partnerships in an attempt to influence public officials

Fotografía de archivo del expresidente de Argentina, Alberto Fernández (i), junto a la entonces primera dama, Fabiola Yáñez (d) durante una visita a Brasilia

Former Argentine President Alberto Fernández forced First Lady Fabiola Yáñez to have abortion, says ex-sister-in-law

Commemoration of Sept. 11 anniversary begins in South Florida

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Suspect in shooting of 2 National Guard troops in DC shouted 'Allahu Akbar' as he fired on troops

Noem confirms completion of 10,000 ICE hires to come 'within 10 days'

Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández

Former Honduras President Hernández released from prison after Trump pardon

Trump says he is willing to conduct strikes in Mexico to thwart drug smuggling operations

July 5: 211th Anniversary of Venezuela's Independence Day

Venezuela was one of the first Ibero-American territories to declare its independence

British bank Halifax sees exodus after saying customers can leave if they disagree with new gender pronoun badge

Customers of British bank Halifax are leaving in droves after a social media manager on Twitter said anyone who disagreed with their new gender pronoun badges is “welcome to close your account.”

Last WWII Medal of Honor recipient to lie in honor at U.S. Capitol Rotunda

Williams was sent ahead of this unit to Japan in February 1945, where he eliminated several machine gun positions

California AG Rob Bonta adds Arizona, other states, to no-travel list over transgender sports ban

California is restricting state-funded travel to several states because its politicians disagree with political policies enacted by those states over the past several months.

Orlando apologies for mocking July 4 fireworks invite saying U.S. full of 'division, hate and unrest'

City officials issued apology Saturday amid backlash

Independence Day! Americans, Californians defect to Mexico amid U.S. inflation

Our southern neighbor has become especially attractive to those fleeing California, already the second most expensive state to live in after Hawaii, due to high housing prices and rising crime

Arizona Democrats promoted 'F*** the 4th' women's march on Twitter

A now-deleted tweet by an Arizona county’s Democrats invited followers to an upcoming Tucson women’s march on July 4 titled “F*** The 4th,” sparking condemnation from conservatives and the state’s own Democratic party

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Tribal law scholars resist idea to use Native American reservations as abortion clinic safe havens

The idea went viral with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) calling on the White House to open up federal land and resources to provide reproductive health services, but tribal law scholars have nixed the idea, saying it is inconsistent with the legal, cultural and moral thinking of most Native Americans.

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