Cardinals destroy pope ring sealing end of John Paul II era
Vatican officials marked the pope’s death with the destruction of his Fisherman’s Ring and seal, signaling the end of a 26 year reign. The nine day mourning closed with a Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica as cardinals prepare to enter the Sistine Chapel for the conclave. Security remains tight to keep the papal successor’s name secret until the habemus papam announcement.
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Ecuador President rescinds emergency amid protests in Quito
President Lucio Gutierrez canceled the state of emergency less than a day after it began as thousands of Ecuadorians pressed for his resignation. He defended dismissing the Supreme Court over nationwide protests tied to December judicial selections amid a peaceful, horn‑honking demonstration in Quito.
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Amtrak repairs suspend Acela high speed service
Amtrak cobbled together substitute trains to operate three of ten Acela trips between New York Washington and Boston after brake problems led to a suspension through at least Wednesday. Bombardier workers in three cities race to replace cracked rotor brakes while officials weigh who pays for repairs.
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