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Pope Francis wraps US visit with Mass in Philadelphia
Pope Francis led a massive Mass in Philadelphia closing a six day US trip tied to the World Meeting of Families. He spoke of holiness in small gestures learned at home and asked prayers for himself. Vice President Biden attended the farewell speech, recalling Ground Zero and the fight against evil.
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YouGov Finds Migrant Crisis Largely Unmoved Voters
A YouGov poll conducted September 10 to 14 surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults on attitudes toward the migrant crisis. Results show a majority of respondents remain largely unmoved by the issue, with variation across demographics and political affiliation. The survey underscores persistent public sentiment and confidence in current policy approaches amid ongoing events.
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DEA keeps disciplined agents on payroll amid misconduct
Internal records show the Drug Enforcement Administration seldom fires employees even after findings of drug distribution lies or other serious misconduct. Of 50 employees the Board recommended for firing since 2010, only 13 were terminated, with some kept on or allowed to resign after appeals. The logs reveal suspensions or no action despite fraud, improper criminal association, or vehicle misuse. Experts cite an internal protection culture that hampers accountability.
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Foreign-born U.S. population may break 125-year trend
A Pew Research Center report says the foreign-born share could surpass the 1890 high, rising from 13.7 percent in 2015 toward 14.9 percent in 2025. The finding frames the 2020s immigration debate as a potential tipping point for elections with naturalized citizens, residents, visa holders, and undocumented immigrants counted.
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