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Choosing a new pope

On April 18, cardinals will begin selecting a successor to John Paul II. How does the process work?

So who will succeed John Paul II?
The question intriguing the world

Iran set to pardon thousands detained in protests, state media says

Pope Francis greets crowds in South Sudan.

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A Papal Visit

Pope appeals for peace in final leg of African pilgrimage

Former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf.

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Rest in Peace

Pervez Musharraf, ruler of Pakistan during war on terror, dies at 79

A suspected Chinese spy balloon over Montana.

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99 Red Balloons?

United States shoots down Chinese spy balloon over Atlantic Ocean

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Problems with Justice

New report describes numerous security breaches at the Supreme Court

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