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Trump celebrates first American Pope, hopes for meeting
Prevost was elected on the second day of the Papal Conclave following the death of Pope Francis.
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Biden 'Blaxit': Dissatisfied Black White House staffers leaving in droves
The first significant Black White House exit was Symone Sanders, Vice President Kamala Harris’ senior advisor and chief spokesperson, in December, who would be followed by four other Black aides in her retinue
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Border enforcement chief celebrates Pride Month at DHS as illegal immigration hits record high
The Pride flag will fly outside of DHS headquarters for the entire month of June
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San Francisco school district stops using word 'chief' because it offends Native Americans
The decision to remove a potential reference to Native Americans was made by the district’s administration and would affect all of its 10,000 employee
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Civil trial on alleged Bill Cosby sexual assault begins in California
The former actor will not make an appearance in court on Wednesday
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Top Gun: Maverick 'a safe space for man-tears,' says star
“Yes, I am a proud member of the ‘My Boyfriend Cried (Multiple Times) During #TopGun”, tweeted one viewer
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Kremlin denies rumor Putin is seriously ill
"You know, President Putin appears in public every day," the official stressed
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Some Dallas Koreatown businesses are buying more guns after salon attack
Business owners in Dallas’s Asian Trade Center District, which the locals call “Old Koreatown,” are reexamining their safety plans after the May 11 shooting at a Korean hair salon that injured three women
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Hong Kong cardinal criticizes Vatican for 'unwise' deal with China after arrest
Cardinal Joseph Zen of Hong Kong used his first public remarks after his arrest earlier this month to criticize how the Vatican decided to recognize Chinese bishops appointed by the Chinese Communist Party
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NYC mayor calls on residents to support police against 'defund the police' movement, crime wave
New York City mayor Eric Adams said Tuesday that the city’s police needed residents support more than ever as they struggle against violent crime