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WASHINGTON (AP) -- After more than four decades, the March for Life has become a familiar ritual in Washington. No matter the weather, thousands of abortion opponents gather every year on the National Mall, many wearing matching hats or scarves from their school or church groups, and listen to speeches from social conservatives in Congress before marching to the Supreme Court....
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Donald Trump's first conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin since taking office is sparking concern among European allies and his own Republican Party about the future of U.S. sanctions on Moscow....
WASHINGTON (AP) -- One week into office, President Donald Trump was trying to clean up his first international incident....
CHICAGO (AP) -- Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson disclosed after a public dizzy spell on Friday that he has battled a kidney condition for more than three decades and is on a waiting list for a transplant....
MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Mexicans are beginning to debate how to fight back against U.S. President Donald Trump's aggressive stance on trade and immigration....
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- Many citizens of Muslim-majority countries affected by President Donald Trump's curbs on travel to the United States say they were hardly surprised the restrictions rank among his first orders of business....
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Ahmad Alabood, whose family was the first to be resettled in America as part of the "surge" refugee program, wishes President Donald Trump would help topple Syria's regime rather than press to close off U.S. borders to those fleeing a torn homeland....
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Mexico City, Mexico, Jan 27, 2017 / 05:05 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The bishops of Mexico on Thursday reacted to United States' president Donald Trump's executive order to build a wall on the nations' border by urging a more thoughtful response to legitimate security concerns.“We express our pain and rejection over the construction of this wall, and we respectfully invite you to reflect more deeply about the ways security, development, growth in employment, and other measures, necessary and just, can be procured without causing further harm to those already suffering, the poorest and most vulnerable,” the Mexican bishops' conference said Jan. 26 in a message titled "Value and Respect for Migrants".Trump had Jan. 25 ordered a wall to be built on the U.S.-Mexico border. An estimated 650 miles of the 1,900 mile-long U.S.-Mexico border have a wall constructed currently.The Mexican bishops noted that for more than 20 years, the prelates of “the nort...
IMAGE: CNS photo/Chaz MuthBy Carol ZimmermannWASHINGTON (CNS) -- Tens ofthousands of pro-lifers filled the grounds near the Washington Monument andmarched up Constitution Avenue to the U.S. Supreme Court Jan. 27 as both a protestof legalized abortion and a celebration of successful pro-life efforts acrossthe country.In years past, the March for Life -- which takes place on ornear Jan. 22 to mark the U.S. Supreme Court's 1973 decisions in Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton that legalizedabortion virtually on demand -- has been almost a battle cry for the uphill and constant fight faced by those in the pro-life movement hoping for more abortion restrictions and ultimately an end to abortion. Thisyear's March for Life, under mostly sunny skies and 40-degree temperatures, was decidedlymore upbeat, in part because one of the first speakers was Vice President MikePence: the first time a vice president attended the rally.Pence, who has marched at the event before as aparticipant and addressed ...
