Navy secretary says tweet not order in SEAL Gallagher review
In Halifax, Navy Secretary Richard Spencer says President Trump's tweets are not formal orders to halt a review of Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher. Gallagher faces removal of his SEAL designation after a 2017 coffin-photo case. Trump supported him, while the Navy proceeds with the process.
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Boris Johnson outlines Brexit only platform claim to finish
British Premier Boris Johnson used the Conservative launch to insist only his party will complete Brexit, charging rival parties would delay or betray the 2016 vote. He vowed to bring the Brexit deal back for a Christmas passage and push Britain out by January 31, with Labour criticising the Conservatives as offering more cuts and Brexit uncertainty.
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Pope in Hiroshima denounces atom bomb as immoral
Pope Francis visited Hiroshima and Nagasaki urging a global ban on atomic weapons. He called the use and possession of nuclear arms immoral, warned leaders to end deterrence policies, and stressed peace through solidarity while meeting survivors and paying respects to victims. The trip highlights a renewed push for arms control and a ban on nuclear arsenals.
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