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An 'extremely joyful day' for US Catholics as Leo XIV becomes first pope from US

Catholic Church · Vatican City

An 'extremely joyful day' for US Catholics as Leo XIV becomes first pope from US

60% Center coverage: 172 sources

The stunning news of the Catholic Church's first U.S.-born pope gave way to excitement for Catholics across the United States, who greeted the announcement that Chicago-born Robert Francis Prevost had been named the global church's leader with delight. See the Story

68 more Rite Aid stores in 7 states slated to close: Court docs

Rite Aid · United States

68 more Rite Aid stores in 7 states slated to close: Court docs

84% Center coverage: 49 sources

Vancouver schools weigh cellphone policy that could require devices to be off and put away

Vancouver schools weigh cellphone policy that could require devices to be off and put away

60% Center coverage: 25 sources

The Vancouver school board on Tuesday considered a districtwide policy to restrict students’ cellphone use at school. Read more...See the Story

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