#NewYork City officials say they have identified two suspects in connection with an attempted bolt-and-nail bomb attack while shouting Allahu Akbar amid Jake Lang’s anti-Muslim protest. According to authorities, the suspects are 18-year-old Amir Balat and 19-year-old Ibrahim Nick. Investigators say one of the suspects threw a smoke bomb device then later the second suspect threw a homemade explosive device toward a crowd of protesters while shouting Allahu Akbar. —— Authorities stated that had the device successfully exploded in the crowded protest area, it could have caused severe injuries or fatalities among those gathered. Follow us -> LiveLeak (LiveLeak) LiveLeak
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THE “distinctiveness” that, 50 years ago, was a source of embarrassment to Roman Catholics is drawing young people to the Church and keeping their faith alive, a new book argues. In a post-modern culture characterised by the search for identity, belonging, and meaning, it is “strong religious subcultures” that will often draw young people into the fold, argues the book After Secularisation by Stephen Bullivant, Hannah Vaughan-Spruce, and Bernadette Durcan, published by the Catholic Truth Society. When it comes to the parish, the book observes a “growing trend of people choosing which parish to attend based on reasons other than pure geography. . . The cultural importance of individual choice and authenticity in the post-Christian era has made an indelible impact on the practice of Catholicism.” Growing parishes understand this, the book suggests. Instead of operating as “generalist organisations aiming to serve all in a heterogeneous market” (a quotation attributed to the sociologist …
3D-printed oil pump jacks and a Kuwait flag appear in this illustration taken March 2, 2026. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab March 6 (Reuters) - Kuwait has begun cutting production at some oil fields after running out of room to store its bottled-up crude, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter. The country, which is a founding member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is discussing limiting its production and refining capacity further, to just what it needs to cover domestic consumption, the WSJ reported. The Reuters Power Up newsletter provides everything you need to know about the global energy industry. Sign up here. Reuters could not immediately verify the report. Reporting by Chandni Shah in Bengaluru; Editing by Toby Chopra Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles., opens new tab
A plane in the U.S. makes emergency landing over security threat on board. A Southwest Airlines flight from Nashville to Fort Lauderdale was forced to divert and land in Atlanta late Friday night due to a reported security threat, authorities said. After landing, police boarded the aircraft and removed one of the passengers. No injuries were reported. The FBI is investigating. Follow us -> LiveLeak (Telegram – a new era of messaging
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The March 5 Catholic Register's editorial titled, "Pope, PM’s circle of sanity," is correct in arguing that Pope Leo has a sane response to the war in the Middle East against Iran. He has wisely called for diplomacy, peace and prayer. It's the same message issued by the Conference of Catholic Bishops. It's how Catholics must respond to war, destruction, suffering and death. Nevertheless, the editorial staff at The Register believe they can square a circle and use the Pope's message to back the war. The paper supports Canada's approval to bomb Iran and kill women and children by the United States and Israel…. Why? Their insane reasoning is that the operation will stop Iran from getting a nuclear weapon. At the same time, Canada also supports the Iranian people as well as the right of Israel to defend itself from an oppressive regime. Do the Register writers realize that this twisted thinking makes no sense? It's completely contradictory. And so they say, "At first blush, the two statements …
Even though all reports and satellite images, expert analysis and information released by U.S. and Israeli militaries the strike was likely the result of U.S. airstrikes images show it was the US who bombed the little girl school and gym. As usual trump is lying and saying it was Iran's fault. That man can lie like no other with bibi tying with him. It's amazing he has any base left at all. Sooner or later the last of them will have no choice but to run from him as well. Or so I hope.
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During his time in Peru, Pope Leo XIV promoted women into leadership roles, reports VidaNuevaDigital.com on March 6, citing the book León XIV, portrait d'un pape péruvien (“Leo XIV: Portrait of a Peruvian Pope”) by authors César Piscoya and Véronique Lecaros. In Chulucanas (1985–1987), the young Father Prevost thought that women sustained parish life and began giving them an active place in pastoral work like “evangelizers”. In a second stage, from 1990 to 1999, this co-responsibility became a formation project in Trujillo. There he encouraged his fellow Augustinians to work alongside women with "equal responsibilities" in the two parishes Santa María and Nuestra Señora de Monserrate. Piscoya writes about a certain Alicia Azabache who was appointed coordinator of pastoral work and told Father Prevost that she knew nothing. He replied: “Neither do we… We will learn with you.” He deepened this path later as Bishop of Chiclayo (2016–2022), where he placed several women in charge of …More
Pizzagate was so fake that all the people being paid to write fake articles claiming to "debunk" it for the elite owned mainstream media just happened to all be arrested and charged for the exact same child trafficking and abuse that they claimed never existed.
Leo XIV has appointed Swiss Guard Lieutenant Anton Kappler as his new personal valet, according to Eva Fernández on X. Born on 16 August 1979 in Wattwil, St. Gallen, Kappler has served in the Pontifical Swiss Guard since 2001. Often described as the Pope’s “butler,” the papal valet is responsible for the pontiff’s private daily routine. The role has occasionally drawn controversy, most notably in the 2012 Vatileaks scandal.
Eva Fernández: D'ora in poi vedremo questa Guardia Svizzera molto vicina al Papa: si tratta del tenente Anton Kappler, che Leone XIV ha scelto come suo “valletto”, una figura discreta ma essenziale nella vita quotidiana. Di solito sarà vicino al pontefice (in abiti civili).