Pope Leo in Angola Walks Back His Trump Remarks and Warns Against the Cycle of Interests
On the plane the pope pulled the name. On the ground in Luanda he kept the structure. The personal fight retreated; the argument continued.
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Pope Leo Prays a Rosary on the Riverbank Where Enslaved Africans Were Baptized
The walk-back was on the plane. The substance was on the ground — a 300-year-old Portuguese church at the river where captives were baptized before shipment to the Americas. The pope chose the site.
Justice Department Tells Paris the First Amendment Does Not Stop at the Atlantic
A Friday DOJ letter refuses French help on the X probe and calls the case a politically charged attempt to prosecute a speech platform.
CBS Radio's May 22 End Date Now Runs Thirty-Two Days Past the Boston Marathon
Thirty-three days to shutdown. The last American news institution to announce its own death rather than negotiate one.
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin Has Been Held in Kuwait Six Weeks for a Substack Video
He posted a verified crash video on March 2. On March 15 Kuwait passed a law carrying ten years for spreading false information about military entities. He has not been seen since.