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Month: July 2022

Pope visits Canada: The Doctrine of Discovery, explained

By Mitchell Consky Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO (CTV Network) — Amid Pope Francis’ “penitential” journey in Canada, Indigenous people are witnessing what the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) has called “a significant gesture and a historic step to fulfilling reconciliation.” Aside from admitting the Catholic Church’s responsibility in the designation of

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La economía de Estados Unidos vuelve a contraerse y aumentan los temores de recesión

macamilarincon (CNN) –– La economía de Estados Unidos se contrajo nuevamente en el segundo trimestre, informó este jueves la Oficina de Análisis Económico. El producto interno bruto (PIB), un indicador de gran alcance sobre la actividad económica, cayó un 0,9% sobre una base anualizada de abril a junio. Esa reducción marca un umbral clave para

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Former Soviet military officer and arms trafficking suspect Viktor Bout is seen here in November 2010 in White Plains

Biden administration officials frustrated at Moscow’s lack of substantive response to proposed US prisoner swap

By Jennifer Hansler, Chandelis Duster, Darya Tarasova, Kylie Atwood and Kaitlan Collins, CNN Biden administration officials are frustrated that Moscow has yet to respond in a meaningful way to their proposal to return convicted Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout as part of a deal to secure the release of US citizens Brittney Griner and Paul

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Federal Reserve Board Chairman Jerome Powell speaks during a news conference in Washington

Why stocks are so weird right now

By Julia Horowitz, CNN Business Before the Federal Reserve announced another supersized interest rate hike on Wednesday, investors told Before the Bell they had no problem with the central bank’s messaging that it would continue to aggressively fight decades-high inflation. In fact, they relished it, viewing it as a sign the Fed was taking its

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Seen here is an illustration of monkeypox virus particles.

Testing is crucial to getting monkeypox under control, but there’s a ‘shocking’ lack of demand

By Elizabeth Cohen, CNN Senior Medical Correspondent Testing for monkeypox, a crucial part of containing the growing outbreak, has gotten off to a sluggish start at the five commercial laboratories that have nearly all the US’s monkeypox testing capacity, CNN has learned. Mayo Clinic Laboratories, for example, has the capacity to process 1,000 monkeypox samples

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Last year’s backpack: Tapped out families are struggling to pay for back to school purchases

By Parija Kavilanz, CNN Business Shopping for back-to-school essentials is becoming a real struggle for families whose household budgets are stretched to the max by surging inflation. Mid-July is typically when shopping for necessities such as clothes, shoes, backpacks, classroom supplies and gadgets for the new school year gets underway in earnest. But as high

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