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New Orleans Catholic Church denies ousting food bank leaders for failing to finance abuse payouts

The New Orleans Catholic Church archbishop denies he ousted the CEO and several board members of a church-affiliated food bank for refusing to redirect millions of dollars to support clergy sexual abuse settlements.
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Protest against Project 2025 in Phoenix; family remembers slain woman

From protests against the Trump Administration in Phoenix and elsewhere around the country to the latest on the Preston Lord murder case, here’s a look at some of your top stories.
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Palestinian Family in Berne fearful over Trump’s Proposal on Gaza

President Donald Trump’s recent proposal to take control of the Gaza Strip is drawing strong reactions, including from local residents with ties to the Middl…

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Senate Democrats vow rare overnight session to protest Trump’s ‘most dangerous nominee’ https://t.co/BRVSZShID8

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Senate Committee Votes on Kash Patel For FBI Director – C-SPAN

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Trump the real estate developer eyes Gaza as his next project

After decades in the real estate business, Trump still pays attention to the inherent dollar value of land, be it a parcel or sovereign territory.
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Trump’s press secretary crashes and burns


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What is 50501? What to know about movement sparking protests around the US

The anti-Trump 50501 movement, which originated online, calls for 50 protests in 50 states on the same day.
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With House GOP stuck, Senate pushes ahead with its plan to fund Trump’s agenda

Senate Budget chair Graham wants to plow forward on a funding package that bundles border security and defense spending as the House continues to struggle with its plan.
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U.S. reaches deal to avoid boat fees at Panama Canal, State Department says

U.S. government vessels are being allowed to transit the Panama Canal without being charged fees, the U.S. Department of State announced Wednesday evening. The big picture: The move comes days after Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Panama and warned officials there to curb Chinese influence as President Trump seeks to regain control of the Panama Canal. The State Department did not immediately respond to Axios’ request for comment in the…