Castro May Convert to Catholicism After Meeting Pope
Cuban President Raul Castro said he was impressed by Pope Francis and may join the Catholic Church. The Vatican described the private 50 minute audience as friendly and Castro noted the pope’s ongoing dialogue aiding U S Cuban rapprochement ahead of his Caribbean trip.
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Severe weather sweeps central U S with tornadoes and floods
Central U S endures a severe weather day with tornadoes, heavy rain, hail, and snow. In Delmont South Dakota a tornado struck at 1050 hours injuring none seriously, demolishing a church and 20 buildings while residents evacuated. Texas reports flood damage in Den ton and cars swept away in Hickory Creek. Travel advisories issued across western South Dakota as storms linger.
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Four arrested after two officers killed in Mississippi shooting
In Hattiesburg authorities charged Marvin Banks 29 Joanie Calloway 22 with two counts of capital murder and Curtis Banks 26 with two counts of accessory after the fact Cornelius Clark 28 faces obstruction of justice. The killings began during a routine traffic stop near 8 p.m. Saturday and involved rookie officer Liquors Tate.
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Jeb Bush says he would have authorized Iraq invasion
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush tells Megyn Kelly on Fox News he would have authorized the 2003 invasion, as would Hillary Clinton and many others faced with the intelligence. Clinton voted for the invasion as a New York senator and later called it wrong.
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Carter Shortens Guyana Trip After Illness
Former President Jimmy Carter, aged 90, cut short his visit to Guyana after feeling unwell. He departed Sunday and returned to Atlanta per the Carter Center. The trip aimed to observe elections scheduled for that day.
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