Pope meets abuse victims in Peru, says Church must make ‘amends’

Inquirer.net - Nov 13, 2026

LIMA, Peru — Pope Leo XIV met six victims of clerical abuse in Peru Thursday, including some linked to the once-powerful and now- disbanded Catholic society, Sodalitium Christianae Vitae. The US-born pope is on a nostalgic return to the nation he calls his “homeland,” and knows the abuse scandal well from the nearly two decades

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Court upholds contractual payments: ex-husband must keep paying fuel, health cover
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A Louisiana appeals court has upheld a legal agreement requiring a divorced husband to keep paying his ex-wife's expenses. The court ruled these payments represent contractual duties rather than typical spousal support subject to change upon remarriage. Previous agreements concerning property and payments have been recognized, and the validity of the house deed has been affirmed. Both parties will bear the appeal costs, and either party can seek a rehearing.

New York man gets up to 21 years for stealing $4.7 million Harlem homes
Nov 13, 2026
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Joseph Makhani has been sentenced to seven to 21 years in prison for using forged documents to steal two Harlem brownstones worth $4.7 million. His scheme left an elderly homeowner living in a homeless shelter while he collected more than $12,000 in monthly rent from one of the properties.

Sam Heughan Backs Arts Students: Outlander star funds RCS scholarships; Write Start boosts new creative projects
Nov 13, 2026
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Nov 13, 2026
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Australian cricket's sandpapergate is back - and it cuts deep in a 'nation of good sports'
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Who is Colette Kress, Nvidia's interim CEO?
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