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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Spring has sprung early - potentially record early - in much of the United States, bringing celebrations of shorts weather mixed with unease about a climate gone askew....
NEW YORK (AP) -- Barack and Michelle Obama have book deals....
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) -- Ignoring protests, claims their newest real estate venture clashes with Canadian values and a no-show mayor who tried to change the tower's name, U.S. President Donald Trump's sons said Tuesday that it was "so fitting" to see the Trump brand in Vancouver, a city known for its diversity and progressive politics....
NEW YORK (AP) -- Usually people don't notice the "cloud" - unless, that is, it turns into a massive storm. Which was the case Tuesday when Amazon's huge cloud-computing service suffered a major outage....
Seeking a path back to power in Congress, Democrats first want to hold on to the governorship in Virginia this year. Then they're setting their sights in 2018 on crucial governors' contests in Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and elsewhere....
SEATTLE (AP) -- Airport officials and civil rights lawyers around the country are getting ready for President Donald Trump's new travel ban - mindful of the chaos that accompanied his initial executive order but hopeful the forthcoming version will be rolled out in a more orderly way....
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Donald Trump will issue a broad call for overhauling the nation's health care system and revving up the U.S. economy when he delivers his first address to Congress Tuesday night. But he could leave anxious lawmakers with few specific guidelines for tackling the complicated legislative priorities that have divided his own Republican Party....
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Donald Trump, signaling a potential shift on a signature issue, indicated Tuesday that he's open to immigration legislation that would give legal status to some people living in the U.S. illegally and provide a pathway to citizenship to those brought to the U.S. illegally as children....
IMAGE: CNS photo/Brian Snyder, ReutersBy Carol GlatzVATICAN CITY (CNS) -- People who don't give money to thehomeless because they think it will be spent on alcohol and not food should askthemselves what guilty pleasures they are secretly spending money on, PopeFrancis said."There are many excuses" to justify why onedoesn't lend a hand when asked by a person begging on the street, he said in aninterview published the day before the beginning of Lent.But giving something to someone in need "is alwaysright," and it should be done with respect and compassion because"tossing money and not looking in (their) eyes is not a Christian"way of behaving, he said.The interview, published Feb. 28, was conducted by themonthly magazine, "Scarp de' Tenis" (Tennis Shoes), which serveshomeless and marginalized people in Milan and is run by the local and nationalCaritas branches. The pope was scheduled to visit Milan March 25.Of the several questions the pope was asked, one focusedon whether he though...
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The full text of Monday's statement from accounting firm PwC on the best picture debacle of Sunday's Oscars:...
