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Bureau: Berlin
On the day a global mass-strike calls itself Workers Over Billionaires, the Pope's morning homily put it in Latin — work serves the person, not capital, market, or profit.
The federal government cannot find a substitute for Mythos on cyber-zero-day work, so the supply-chain-risk classification was always a posture, not an alternative.
Leo XIV's Africa homily warned Catholics against mixing faith with superstition; the Vatican press office still has not authenticated or denied the 1995 Pachamama photo.
Seventy-two hours into Canberra's 2.25 percent tax on Meta, Google, and TikTok, the U.S. Trade Representative has not issued a statement — a window that has produced tariff threats every prior fight.
Four working days after ombudsman Jacqueline Smith's last day, the Pentagon has issued no reversal, no replacement, and no statement on the NDAA rider Senator Duckworth flagged.
Nine Pope Leo passages on labor land in Catholic outlets on the same Friday his sister catechesis lands at the Vatican.