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The previous Pope Leo emphasized the Catholic Church's responsibility to care for the poor and support workers' rights.
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What St. Augustine Can Teach us About Pope Leo
Saint Augustine's life experiences shaped a world view that informs Pope Leo's leadership today.
By Catherine Conybeare / Made by History
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King Charles Signals Canadian Strength to Trump
“Carney used Charles to send a clear signal to Trump: the King is with us.”
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It’s amazing what one extra day off will do, writes Myisha Battle.
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz is about to make history with his vow to create the 'strongest conventional army in Europe.'
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Ramaphosa enjoyed a brief wave of sympathy following his White House ambush, but he remains a symbol of murky governance.
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When Policymakers Ignore Economists' Warnings
Prioritizing ideology, gut instincts, and upending the economic order has gone poorly for centuries.
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