Pope hosts poor at Vatican World Day of the Poor Mass
Pope Francis welcomes about 7,000 needy people to St Peter's Basilica for a Mass and lunch marking the Vatican's first World Day of the Poor. He calls helping the needy a passport to paradise and urges active care for the marginalized.
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Search for missing Argentine submarine continues as distress data unclear
The Argentine defense ministry said the ARA San Juan appeared to contact via seven satellite calls on Saturday but searchers could not locate the submarine. The vessel, with 44 sailors aboard, last had a known position 268 miles off Argentina on Wednesday. Algeria reports 286 illegal migrants rescued heading to Europe by sea, detained after cross Mediterranean journeys Thursday to Saturday per APS.
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Person in custody after White House barrier incident
The Secret Service said an individual was taken into custody Sunday after attempting to jump the barrier along the north side of the White House on Pennsylvania Avenue. Officials did not release the person’s identity or motive.
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Stampede in Morocco Food Aid Market Kills Fifteen
Fifteen people died and five more were injured when a stampede broke out Sunday in Sidi Boulaalam, a coastal town in southwestern Morocco, during food aid distribution. A hospital source later raised the death toll to 18, with most victims being women scrambling for aid from a wealthy donor.
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Mel Tillis Dies at 85 Stardom in Songwriting and Soulful Country
Lonnie Melvin Tillis born in Dover Florida in 1932 dies at a hospital in Ocala Florida aged 85. He wrote 34 Billboard country Top 10 hits including six reaching No 1 from 1969 to 1981. Survivors include Pam Tillis through his first marriage and partner Kathy DeMonaco. He was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters and Country Music Halls of Fame.
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