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On his first anniversary, Leo XIV stood at a Marian shrine and asked God to enlighten those with governmental responsibilities — the homily delivered what Thursday's audience could not.
After a 45-minute audience and a 2½-hour visit, both readouts stayed in diplomatic register and Rubio kept Trump's Catholic-targets line intact.
Four days after a federal district judge tied the Privacy Protection Act of 1980 to the Bondi compulsory-process memo, the Justice Department has filed nothing.
By Day 4, the gala's critical register has consolidated into Warren's tax line and Mamdani's tradition-breaking skip, with PeakMetrics reading 70 percent unfavorable Bezos sentiment online.
Day 11 of 30 — Disney has 17 days to file the early ABC license renewals, and the four-document SEC silence still holds.
Fourteen days to the May 22 sign-off — 99 years, 700 affiliates, the Murrow archive, and still no buyer, no preservation plan, no farewell program.
Day 12 since the firing — Smith's farewell column keeps getting republished while the Pentagon ombudsman's office answers nothing.
Photography Pulitzer Week 2 — Alghorra is winning from inside Gaza because no foreign photographer can get in, and the visa wall has not moved.
Pope Leo XIV marks one year as pope at Pompeii — the homily addresses syncretism without naming the 1995 photograph the Vatican has not acknowledged for fifty-one days.