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Pope Francis met at the hospital with Vatican No. 2 over candidates for sainthood

Pope Francis met at the hospital with Vatican No. 2 over candidates for sainthood

ROME (AP) — Pope Francis, hospitalized in critical condition with double pneumonia, was well enough to meet with the Vatican secretary of state to approve new decrees for saints and call a formal meeting to set the dates for their canonization, the V
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Pope Francis met at the hospital with Vatican No. 2 over candidates for sainthood

Pope Francis met at the hospital with Vatican No. 2 over candidates for sainthood

ROME (AP) — Pope Francis, hospitalized in critical condition with double pneumonia, was well enough to meet with the Vatican secretary of state to approve new decrees for saints and call a formal meeting to set the dates for their canonization, the V
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Scotiabank Q1 profit down from year ago on one-time impairment charge

Scotiabank Q1 profit down from year ago on one-time impairment charge

TORONTO — The Bank of Nova Scotia reported its first-quarter profit fell compared with a year ago as it was hit by a one-time charge related to the sale of its banking operations in Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama to Davivienda.
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Scotiabank Q1 profit down from year ago on one-time impairment charge

Scotiabank Q1 profit down from year ago on one-time impairment charge

TORONTO — The Bank of Nova Scotia reported its first-quarter profit fell compared with a year ago as it was hit by a one-time charge related to the sale of its banking operations in Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama to Davivienda.
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Scotiabank Q1 profit down from year ago on one-time impairment charge

Scotiabank Q1 profit down from year ago on one-time impairment charge

TORONTO — The Bank of Nova Scotia reported its first-quarter profit fell compared with a year ago as it was hit by a one-time charge related to the sale of its banking operations in Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama to Davivienda.
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Middle East latest: US suspension of funds leaves UN health operations in Gaza in limbo

Middle East latest: US suspension of funds leaves UN health operations in Gaza in limbo

A Trump administration move to suspend funding to the World Health Organization has frozen $46 million for its operations in Gaza, a top WHO official said Tuesday. Dr.
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Pope Francis’ health crisis sparks prayers from thousands outside the Vatican

Pope Francis’ health crisis sparks prayers from thousands outside the Vatican

VATICAN CITY (AP) — Thousands of people gathered in St. Peter’s Square to pray for an ailing Pope Francis , expressing sorrow for his suffering, hope for his recovery and gratitude for his efforts to steer the Catholic Church in new directions.
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7 things I don’t own in my portfolio

7 things I don’t own in my portfolio

As someone who writes about building portfolios for a living, I research many types of investments, from tried-and-true core holdings to more esoteric corners of the investment world.
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5 former players are running baseball operations in the majors. More could be on the way

5 former players are running baseball operations in the majors. More could be on the way

PEORIA, Ariz. (AP) — Shortly after his playing career ended, Jerry Dipoto took in a game at Wrigley Field with former big league manager Jim Fregosi. After a particularly nasty strikeout by Eric Gagne, Dipoto laughed.
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The 2-point shot is less and less utilized in the NBA. The debate about whether that's good rages on

The 2-point shot is less and less utilized in the NBA. The debate about whether that's good rages on

The NBA is on the cusp of accomplishing something that it hasn't seen before. The jury's still out on whether it's a good thing. With about seven weeks left in the season, 2-point shots are accounting for 49% of scoring.
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