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Labour Party supporters, rear, stand next to an electronic billboard behind Conservative Party supporters, front, outside a campaign event attended by Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May in Norwich, Britain, on June 7, 2017. Photo courtesy of Reuters/Toby Melville
Politics & SocietyNews
Catherine Pepinster - Religion News Service
When Prime Minister Theresa May called a general election seven weeks ago, she said she wanted a stronger mandate to secure a better deal for the United Kingdom as it left the European Union.
Supreme Knight Carl Anderson, CEO of the Knights of Columbus, speaks near the U.S. Capitol in Washington on June 7. (CNS photo/Tyler Orsburn)
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Josephine von Dohlen - Catholic News Service
The bill will provide humanitarian aid to Christians and other religious groups suffering at the hands of Islamic State militants.
A floral tribute is seen during a vigil outside City Hall in London on June 5. (CNS photo/Andy Rain, EPA)
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Jean Ko Din - Catholic News Service
The death of a young Canadian Catholic woman during the London Bridge attack has inspired people to help save lives in their own community.
Msgr. Richard Paperini comforts Myhanh Best, wife of Ricky Best, who was killed on a Portland, Ore., commuter train on May 26 while defending two girls from an anti-Muslim racist attack. (CNS photo/Ed Langlois, Catholic Sentinel)
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Ed Langlois - Catholic News Service
"Many of us consider him a hero. Many of us in the church consider him a martyr," said Msgr. Richard Paperini.
President Donald Trump speaks during a news conference at the White House on May 18, 2017. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
Politics & SocietyDispatches
Ellen K. Boegel
The removal of a president from office is, and should be, difficult to accomplish. Currently, there are two constitutional means to remove a U.S. president: impeachment and activation of the procedures set forth in the 25th Amendment.