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'Individual conscience': Pope urges relaxation of divorce rules

Pope Francis' apostolic exhortation on the family, released Friday, paves the way for new integration into the church for Catholics whose marriages have failed.

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Dr. Sam Foote worked several decades at the Phoenix VA Medical Center. He is the whistle blower that disclosed that the Phoenix VA Medical Center had a secret waiting list and that more than 40 veterans died while waiting for medical care from the Ph

Bosses in 7 states manipulated wait times at veteran hospitals
Supervisors instructed schedulers to falsify wait times at VA medical facilities in at least seven states.

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Japan focuses on Panama Papers by focusing on China
The names of major public figures in Japan have been conspicuously absent from the so-called Panama Papers.

'American Idol' names Harmon its final winner
Past champs, original judges join for nostalgic, Idol-studded series send-off.

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Former Louisiana Tech coach Tyler Summitt.

Women's hoops coach resigns over 'relationship'
The resignation is for personal reasons, the statement says, and effective immediately.

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Donald Trump speaks April 6, 2016, in Bethpage, N.Y.

Poll shows 7 out of 10 dislike Trump
The GOP frontrunner has "unprecedented unpopularity," the poll found.

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1,000 secret Nevada firms, 2 overseas addresses
To many observers, the Panama Papers leak has cast the United States — especially states like Nevada and Wyoming — in an uncomfortable role: an offshore haven of corporate secrecy for business operations across the globe.

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Ernie Els, of South Africa, waits to hit on the first fairway during the first round of the Masters April 7, 2016.

Ernie Els' 10 was actually 9 on first hole at Masters
Els has battled the yips, and now his putting in tournaments is a mental challenge.

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This April 30, 2013 photo provided by the Virginia Department of Corrections shows Keith Allen Haward, convicted in 1982 of rape and murder in Newport News and serving a life sentence.

5 things you need to know Friday
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Prime Minister David Cameron leaves after holding a Q&A session on the forthcoming European Union referendum with staff of PricewaterhouseCoopers on April 5 in Birmingham.

World leaders remain in Panama Papers spotlight
British Prime Minister David Cameron was accused of "hypocrisy" and Argentine President Mauricio Macri will face a judge Friday related to documents that linked them to secretive offshore accounts.