Mother Teresa named a saint by Pope Francis for miracle
Vatican confirms a miracle attributed to Mother Teresa leading to canonization next year likely in early September during the Holy Year of Mercy. The cure involved a Brazilian man in a coma from a brain infection who woke and recovered after prayers to her intercession.
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Budget passes with broad support in 2016 tax and spending package
Congress approves a $1.14 trillion government funding bill and a $680 billion tax package in a rare bipartisan deal approved 316-113 in the House and 65-33 in the Senate. Obama signs the package as lawmakers depart for the holidays, praising a historic but imperfect compromise.
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Data breach on Democratic race sparks clashes over voter info
Clinton accuses Sanders of stealing data while Sanders seeks restoration of access to the DNC voter database. The DNC cut off Sanders access and Sanders sued in Washington seeking immediate restoration, warning it could cost about $600,000 daily in donations.
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U.N. Council Endorses Syria Peace Plan Amid Assad Omission
The U.N. Security Council unaminously approves a resolution backing a peace process for Syria with a cease-fire and talks between Damascus and the opposition. The text excludes Assad’s future role and notes the plan will not end the conflict amid violent fighting and ~300,000 deaths. Kerry hails unity as 17 foreign ministers meet to map implementation.
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U S led strike hits Iraqi forces near Fallujah
Iraqi Defense Ministry says a U S led coalition airstrike killed an Iraqi officer and wounded nine near Amariyat al Fallujah west of Baghdad in what is described as a friendly fire incident. Brig Gen Yagha Rasoul confirms the report as weather hampered Iraqi air support. Col Steve Warren notes flight logs are being checked. Pentagon expresses intent to assess credibility and investigate if confirmed.
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