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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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Ukraine's artists and museums scramble to protect its cultural heritage
Artists, curators and museum directors across Ukraine are moving quickly but carefully to shield the country’s art in the face of Russia’s invasion
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Poll: Latinos more likely to self-identify as LGBTQ than other groups
11% of Latino adults surveyed said they were members of the LGBTQ community while 6.2% of non-Hispanic white adults and 6.6% of Black adults said the same
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Pope Francis prays for Ukraine: "Forgive us the war, Lord"
Pope Francis today delivered a prayer for peace in Ukraine after the Russian invasion of the country
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Poll: 1 in 3 Americans won’t consider a new job without remote option
Although Americans rave about the convenience of remote work, many also stated that it has become more difficult to maintain communication with peers and managers, and to maintain a work-life balance
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2020 U.S. Census undercounted Hispanics by 5%
The U.S. Census Bureau announced Thursday that it missed about 750,000 people or about .24% of the U.S. population in its work on the 2020 census. The undercount of Hispanics worsened significantly from 2010, at which time 1.54% were missed to about 5% in 2020.
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Jussie Smollett sentenced to jail for hate crime hoax
He still professed his innocence in court, while the judge said Smollett "threw a national pity party" for himself
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Ukrainian medieval armorer contributes to war effort
Ukraine’s blacksmiths are using their skills to contribute to its country’s defense against invading Russian forces. The Art of STEEL, a Ukrainian workshop that produces medieval arms and armor, posted a photo of steel spikes it had made to defend checkpoints to its Facebook page.
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Renowned cellist revives Cold War diplomacy in front of Russian Embassy in D.C.
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine started last month, Yo-Yo Ma has been a vocal critic of the war and the Kremlin’s aggressive stance against its southern neighbor