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Trump "wasn't worried" during White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting Original

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By Norah O'Donnell Verified, Keith Sharman Verified
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Last night in the nation's capitol a gunman stormed the security perimeter at the White House Correspondents; Dinner. The president, the first lady, the vice president, cabinet members, and more than 2,500 guests were gathered to celebrate the First Amendment and freedom of the press. But after shots were fired, the president was evacuated. It was at the same hotel where President Ronald Reagan was nearly assassinated by John Hinckley, 45 years ago.
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Pope Leo statements on Iran war and mass deportations inspire American cardinals to speak out Original

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By Norah O'Donnell Verified, Keith Sharman Verified
| CBS News Verified
When President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire with Iran this past week, it came after a chorus of world leaders called for an end to the war. One of those voices belonged to Leo XIV, the first-ever U.S.-born pope in the history of the Catholic Church. The 70-year-old pope was born Robert Prevost and grew up in Chicago. For many years he was known simply as Father Bob. Leo is measured, deliberate and soft-spoken.
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Pope Leo and President Trump are at odds over immigration in the U.S. and the Iran war

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By Norah O'Donnell Verified, Aliza Chasan Verified, Keith Sharman Verified
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In recent weeks, Pope Leo XIV has significantly sharpened his rebukes on the war in Iran, moving from prayers for peace to a rare condemnation, rebuking President Trump's rhetoric. Shortly before the ceasefire was negotiated on April 8, Mr. Trump threatened to destroy Iranian civilization. Leo called the president's comment "truly unacceptable." He also issued a call to action.
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