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The Pope Who Wasn't There: Benedict's Triple Papacy
Benedict IX, a pope in the 11th century, holds the rare distinction of becoming a pope three times, selling the papacy, being deposed, reinstated, and eventually excommunicated.
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3-Year Conclave: When Romans Locked In Cardinals Amid Delay In Electing Pope
After Pope Clement IV's death in 1268, the papal election stalled for nearly three years as cardinals, divided by French and Italian loyalties, failed to choose a successor.
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Spain To Observe 3 Days Of Mourning For Pope Francis
Spain will observe three days of mourning to honour Pope Francis after the Argentine pontiff's death on Monday aged 88, Justice Minister Felix Bolanos said in a televised address.
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Ukraine Receives Over 900 Bodies Of Soldiers From Russia Killed During War
The exchange of prisoners and war dead is one of the few areas of cooperation between the two sides since Russia invaded Ukraine more than three years ago.
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Woman, Son Charged For Beating 3 Puppies To Death In Madhya Pradesh: Cops
Police have registered a case against a woman and her son for allegedly beating three puppies to death with sticks in Morena district of Madhya Pradesh, an official said on Wednesday.
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"Want Permanent Central Forces Camp": Riot-Hit Bengal Families Still Shaken
Days after a protest against the Waqf Amendment Act in West Bengal's Murshidabad took a violent turn, leading to three deaths and destroying properties of many, residents of the affected areas are now picking up the pieces
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Gene Hackman's Property Was "Breeding Ground for Infestation": Report
A week after Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy's bodies were found, the New Mexico Department of Public Health investigated the property and found rodent feces in three garages.
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3 Family Members Including Pregnant Woman Die Of Electrocution In Tamil Nadu
In a tragic incident during a temple festival, three members of the same family, including a 7-month pregnant woman, died due to electrocution in the Kariseri village of Tamil Nadu's Virudhunagar district, officials said on Monday.
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"We Cannot Turn A Blind Eye": Calcutta High Court On Bengal Waqf Violence
Underlining that constitutional courts cannot be a mute spectator, the Calcutta High Court on Saturday ordered the deployment of Central forces in Bengal's Murshidabad where anti-Waqf protests have resulted in the death of three people.
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"A Light And A Flashback": US Man Shares Fascinating Insights From His Near-Death Experiences
Dannion Brinkley, a US Marine and businessman, claims that he has survived multiple near-death experiences, including being struck by lightning in 1975.
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Ukrainian Family Buries 9-Year-Old "Golden Child" Killed In Russian Strike
German Tripolets was one of 18 people killed in the Russian attack on Kryvyi Rig last Friday. Eight other children were killed in the strike. The youngest was three years old.
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Vadodara Crash Accused Was Not Drunk, Had Smoked Marijuana: Cops
On March 13, Rakshit Chaurasia, a 23-year-old law student from Prayagraj, crashed the Volkswagen Virtus sedan he was driving into three vehicles, resulting in the death of one woman.
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UAE Court Sentences 3 To Death, 1 To Life Term For Murder Of Israeli Rabbi
An Abu Dhabi court sentenced three people to death and one to life in prison on Monday for the November murder of an Israeli rabbi "with terrorist intention", state media said.
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Gas Blast At Uzbekistan Mosque Kills 3, Injures 10 On Eid
Three people were killed and ten more injured on Monday after a gas explosion at a mosque in Uzbekistan, the country's emergencies ministry said.
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Three Indian Nationals Face Death Penalty For Smuggling Drugs Into Indonesia
Three Indian nationals accused of drug trafficking aboard a Singapore-flagged vessel who have been detained in Indonesia since July 2024, face the death penalty, a media report said on Friday.
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The Pope Who Wasn't There: Benedict's Triple Papacy
Benedict IX, a pope in the 11th century, holds the rare distinction of becoming a pope three times, selling the papacy, being deposed, reinstated, and eventually excommunicated.
-
3-Year Conclave: When Romans Locked In Cardinals Amid Delay In Electing Pope
After Pope Clement IV's death in 1268, the papal election stalled for nearly three years as cardinals, divided by French and Italian loyalties, failed to choose a successor.
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Spain To Observe 3 Days Of Mourning For Pope Francis
Spain will observe three days of mourning to honour Pope Francis after the Argentine pontiff's death on Monday aged 88, Justice Minister Felix Bolanos said in a televised address.
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Ukraine Receives Over 900 Bodies Of Soldiers From Russia Killed During War
The exchange of prisoners and war dead is one of the few areas of cooperation between the two sides since Russia invaded Ukraine more than three years ago.
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Woman, Son Charged For Beating 3 Puppies To Death In Madhya Pradesh: Cops
Police have registered a case against a woman and her son for allegedly beating three puppies to death with sticks in Morena district of Madhya Pradesh, an official said on Wednesday.
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"Want Permanent Central Forces Camp": Riot-Hit Bengal Families Still Shaken
Days after a protest against the Waqf Amendment Act in West Bengal's Murshidabad took a violent turn, leading to three deaths and destroying properties of many, residents of the affected areas are now picking up the pieces
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Gene Hackman's Property Was "Breeding Ground for Infestation": Report
A week after Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy's bodies were found, the New Mexico Department of Public Health investigated the property and found rodent feces in three garages.
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3 Family Members Including Pregnant Woman Die Of Electrocution In Tamil Nadu
In a tragic incident during a temple festival, three members of the same family, including a 7-month pregnant woman, died due to electrocution in the Kariseri village of Tamil Nadu's Virudhunagar district, officials said on Monday.
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"We Cannot Turn A Blind Eye": Calcutta High Court On Bengal Waqf Violence
Underlining that constitutional courts cannot be a mute spectator, the Calcutta High Court on Saturday ordered the deployment of Central forces in Bengal's Murshidabad where anti-Waqf protests have resulted in the death of three people.
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"A Light And A Flashback": US Man Shares Fascinating Insights From His Near-Death Experiences
Dannion Brinkley, a US Marine and businessman, claims that he has survived multiple near-death experiences, including being struck by lightning in 1975.
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Ukrainian Family Buries 9-Year-Old "Golden Child" Killed In Russian Strike
German Tripolets was one of 18 people killed in the Russian attack on Kryvyi Rig last Friday. Eight other children were killed in the strike. The youngest was three years old.
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Vadodara Crash Accused Was Not Drunk, Had Smoked Marijuana: Cops
On March 13, Rakshit Chaurasia, a 23-year-old law student from Prayagraj, crashed the Volkswagen Virtus sedan he was driving into three vehicles, resulting in the death of one woman.
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UAE Court Sentences 3 To Death, 1 To Life Term For Murder Of Israeli Rabbi
An Abu Dhabi court sentenced three people to death and one to life in prison on Monday for the November murder of an Israeli rabbi "with terrorist intention", state media said.
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Gas Blast At Uzbekistan Mosque Kills 3, Injures 10 On Eid
Three people were killed and ten more injured on Monday after a gas explosion at a mosque in Uzbekistan, the country's emergencies ministry said.
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Three Indian Nationals Face Death Penalty For Smuggling Drugs Into Indonesia
Three Indian nationals accused of drug trafficking aboard a Singapore-flagged vessel who have been detained in Indonesia since July 2024, face the death penalty, a media report said on Friday.
