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Of the 252 members of the College of Cardinals, 138 are currently eligible to elect the new pope. Only a small percentage are from the U.S.

Campus police can enforce some federal immigration laws under the agreement with local authorities and ICE

Pope Francis has publicly clashed in the past with JD Vance, whom he met on Easter Sunday just hours before he passed away.

Iowa’s top prosecutor is proposing an amendment to the state constitution to solve what one lawmaker called an “interesting conundrum.”

Pope’s death was confirmed Monday morning and political and religious leaders are sharing expressions of mourning

Four representatives join effort to challenge the Trump administration’s refusal to facilitate the immigrant’s release

Gold and bitcoin are rallying as foreign investors shun U.S. financial assets, S&P 500 tumbles.

In a world where oversharing is common, knowing when to speak up or stay silent is important.

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer says “Pete Hegseth must be fired” after reports that the defense secretary created another Signal messaging chat to share military air strike details

Cardinal Raymond Burke is one of the figures considered as a potential successor of Pope Francis as the process to elect a new pontiff gets underway

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