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Pope Francis · Gaza

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JD Vance, local religious and political leaders congratulate Pope Leo XIV on election

37% Center coverage: 33 sources

Political and religious leaders in the Tri-State are congratulating Pope Leo XIV on his election.The first American Pope, born Robert Prevost, was elected on the second day of the conclave to replace Pope Francis. While Chicago-born, Pope Leo has spent much of his time in Peru, where he worked as a missionary, teacher and parish priest before Pope Francis appointed him to serve as the bishop of Chiclayo and then apostolic administrator of the di…See the Story

Yoweri Museveni · Kampala

Uganda's parliament introduces bill to let military courts try civilians

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KAMPALA - The Ugandan government introduced a bill in parliament on Tuesday that would allow military tribunals to prosecute civilians, months after the country's Supreme Court ruled the practice unconstitutional. Read more at straitstimes.com.See the Story

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