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Month: February 2023

The funeral sparked angry confrontations outside the cathedral in Sydney.

Former Australian PM hails George Pell as a ‘saint’ as funeral of controversial cardinal sparks protests

By Angus Watson, Teele Rebane and Sophie Tanno, CNN Cardinal George Pell remains a divisive figure even in death, with angry protests at his funeral in Sydney on Thursday and a former prime minister describing him as a “saint.” The Cardinal’s funeral took place at St. Mary’s Cathedral, with police forced to intervene as protesters

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Punxsutawney Phil's handlers says he has forecast six more weeks of winter.

Punxsutawney Phil left his burrow for his annual prediction. Here’s how much longer winter will last according to the legend

By CNN Meteorologist Monica Garrett Punxsutawney Phil — the legendary groundhog weather watcher — woke up and saw his shadow Thursday morning, calling for six more weeks of winter. Each February 2, on Groundhog Day, the members of the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club make the pilgrimage to Gobbler’s Knob, Phil’s official home. The group waits for

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La tormenta de hielo continúa en el sur de Estados Unidos y algunas partes del noreste se preparan para una brutal sensación térmica no sentida en décadas

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN) — Mientras cientos de miles de personas permanecen sin electricidad en Texas este jueves en medio de temperaturas gélidas y carreteras heladas, el noreste se prepara para una ráfaga de aire helado que los pronosticadores dicen que podría ser el más frío sentido en décadas. Texas ha estado soportando la peor

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UM health affairs committee looking to announce $70 million renovation and expansion projects

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) On Thursday, the Health Affairs Committee for the University of Missouri  met to talk about renovations and expansion at the university. The projects are expected to cost nearly $70 million. One of several projects the committee is looking to discuss includes budgeting around $51 million for renovations to its medical science building. By the winter of

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