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The message that shone through Francis’s provisions for his departure was that the true place of his church was on the ...

IT WAS APRIL 28th 2017, the 99th day of his first administration, and President Donald Trump was frustrated. “It’s a very rough system, it’s an archaic system,” he vented to an interviewer ...

IT HAS BEEN hard to keep track of the blitz of new immigration policies that President Donald Trump has introduced since taking office in January. During the first 100 days of his second ...