President Donald Trump speaks with reporters in the James Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House Jan. 30, 2025, in Washington. (AP/Jacquelyn Martin)
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These are not the stray provocations of a thin-skinned politician, but a sustained campaign to intimidate, manipulate and muzzle institutions that hold power accountable. We cannot let this sinister behavior succeed.

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Pope Francis and his cousin Carla Rabezzana sit down for lunch in her home in Portacomaro, near Asti, Nov. 19, 2022. The pope traveled to the northern Italian town to help celebrate Rabezzana's 90th birthday, to visit other relatives and to celebrate Mass the next day in the Asti cathedral. (CNS/Vatican Media)

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We call him Pope Francis, but she calls him 'cousin Giorgio'

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Overcoming the diploma divide: Where do Democrats start?

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Francis, the comic strip: When the pope gets sick

Francis, the comic strip: Leo gets nervous when the pope is sick — so he flies his pope kite!

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Mass for Artists began in August 2020. Since then, over a dozen have been celebrated in various churches across New York City, occurring two to four times a year. A multidisciplinary exhibit typically follows the liturgy. 

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