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Top Russian general killed in Moscow as U.S. envoy talks with Putin

A high-ranking Russian military official was killed Friday in an explosion in a suburb of Moscow, in what authorities are treating as a case of murder. The incident coincides with the meeting of President Donald Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, in Moscow for high-stakes talks with President Vladimir Putin.

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Russia pummels Kyiv, prompting rare rebuke from Trump

Russia killed at least 12 people and injured 90 others in a huge attack on the Ukrainian capital early Thursday, prompting President Donald Trump to issue a rare public critique of Moscow just hours after he lashed out at President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine.
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Vance outlines U.S. plan for Ukraine that sharply favors Russia

 Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday called on Ukraine to accept a U.S. peace proposal that closely mirrors long-standing Russian demands, including a "freeze" of territorial lines in the three-year war, acceptance of the annexation of Crimea by Russia and a prohibition on Ukraine becoming part of the NATO alliance.
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Pope Francis’s funeral will be Saturday. Here’s what it will look like.

Pope Francis’s death initiates carefully choreographed proceedings that will conclude with the election of a new pontiff. Francis’s funeral will be held at St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City at 10 a.m. local time Saturday. Tens of thousands of mourners, including President Donald Trump, are expected to attend. Here’s what to know.
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Mexico’s president wants to ban U.S. ads warning against migration

MEXICO CITY — Mexico's president said Monday that her government has asked television stations to pull a commercial produced by the Trump administration warning against undocumented migration to the United States. Calling the ad "discriminatory," President Claudia Sheinbaum also vowed to send legislation to Congress that would ban the commercial and others that are similar. In the ad, which ...
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What happens after the pope dies? From tolling bells to conclave smoke.

The death of Pope Francis sets in motion a carefully orchestrated transition aimed at ensuring the stability and continuity of the Roman Catholic Church, with its nearly 1.4 billion followers around the world. The process is steeped in history and governed by formality - though Francis toned down certain aspects in guidance issued last fall. Here’s what to know.
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Francis, the first Latin American Pope, dies at 88

Throughout his papacy, Francis was a change agent, having inherited a Vatican in disarray in 2013 after the stunning resignation of his predecessor, Benedict XVI, a standard-bearer of Roman Catholic conservatism.
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