Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre reportedly dies by suicide
Giuffre had become the most visible of Epstein’s accusers in recent years, with her reported suicide coming just a month after she was struck by a bus.
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Trump, Zelensky hold meeting about Ukraine war in Vatican ahead of Francis’ funeral
Trump and Zelenksy held an impromptu 15-minute meeting inside the Vatican just moments before Francis' funeral. The Ukrainian leader later said a 'ceasefire' was discussed.
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PHOTOS: Pope Francis’ funeral is held at the Vatican
Cardinal Re used the homily to praise Pope Francis' record in office and also to attest that the late pope is now in heaven. Some 250,000 people attended the event.
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Conservative Party candidate halts campaign amid threats from Communist China
Joe Tay, a candidate in Ontario who is from Hong Kong and pro-democracy, was forced to stop his campaign after getting a warning from security officials in the Canadian government that there was a CCP-linked repression campaign directly targeting him.
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Priest who maintains Francis was an antipope calls on JPII, Benedict cardinals to form conclave
While encouraging prayer for his soul, Fr. Faré maintains that Francis was not a true pope and thus the cardinals elected by John Paul II and Benedict XVI must form their own conclave.
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Faithful Catholic school trustee on a mission to bring Rosary back to Ontario classrooms
Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board trustee Paula Dametto-Giovanozzi is reviving the Rosary Apostolate in Caledon and Dufferin, distributing over 10,000 blessed Miraculous Medals and Rosaries to students and staff in Catholic schools starting in May.
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Pro-life truck displaying abortion victim photography is driving around this Canadian city
A truck displaying graphic abortion victim photography is driving through Hamilton, Ontario, sparking debate and highlighting the horrific reality of abortion, as protected by free speech laws.
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Professor fired for opposing ‘gender transitions’ for children awarded $1.6 million
‘Dr. Josephson risked his career and reputation to speak the truth, and the University of Louisville fired him for taking a stand. Nearly a decade later, Dr. Josephson’s legal victory tells the story of how gender ideology engulfed America — yet the truth won out.’
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Pope Francis spent final days pleading for Gaza: ‘This is cruelty, this is not war’
Two days before his death, Pope Francis made his final call to the sheltering community at Holy Family Church in Gaza and publicly denounced Israel’s U.S.-backed assault upon the enclave.
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Meta Oversight Board says ‘misgendering’ posts don’t violate hate speech policy
The Meta Oversight Board ruled that two social media posts that correctly referred to gender-confused males based on their sex should stay up and do not constitute hate speech or harassment.
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