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King Charles and Queen Camilla travelled to the Senate building in a carriage drawn by 28 horses from the RCMP’s Musical Ride. At 10:15 a.m., King Charles will receive full military honours, including ...

Keir Starmer says the deal - which involves leasing the Diego Garcia base for 99 years, with the option of another 40 - is in ...

Trump insisted he was turning the page on American “interventionalism” as he moved to recognize the new government in Syria for the first time and prodded Iran to engage on nuclear talks.

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has a strong chance of being considered for the papacy. He has held the number two position in the Vatican since 2013. With diplomatic duties for the church in Nigeria, Mexico, Spain, and Italy, he is ...

a statewide initiative with a goal of identifying what organizers are calling “10,000 Ways to Belong.” For people with sensory-processing differences, including those with autism ...

The former California attorney general applauded judges who "uphold the rule of law in the face of those who would jail ... It doesn't belong to whoever is in the White House.

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