Pope opens priestly mercy to absolve abortion sin
Pope Francis announces in an Apostolic Letter that all priests may absolve those who have procured an abortion. He stresses abortion remains a grave sin but expands forgiveness to women health workers and all involved, aiming to ease reconciliation nationwide.
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Earthquake off Fukushima prompts tsunami warning in Japan
A 7.3 magnitude quake struck off Fukushima with a 10 foot tsunami warning. USGS put it at 6.9, shaking Tokyo and prompting coastal evacuation calls. Authorities reported no immediate damage or injuries, recalling 2011 losses. Canada to phase out coal by 2030.
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Canada targets 90 percent clean electricity by 2030
Environment Minister Kathleen McKenna outlines a Liberal plan to raise Canada's sustainable electricity share from 80 percent to 90 percent by 2030 as part of a broader climate strategy. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledges a carbon tax while President-elect Donald Trump vows to repeal the Paris Agreement.
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