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The German Catholic clergy rebel against the Vatican.

Argentina withdraws from the Lima Group.

This is what you need to know to start the day

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Truth first

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The lasting effects of covid-19

Seven out of 10 people hospitalized for COVID-19 have not fully recovered five months after discharge, according to a study.

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  fiction ”by Dr. Elmer Huerta is one year old.

  Listen to the best information about covid-19 here.

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How the current border crisis compares to that of 2019

President Joe Biden is not the first US president to face increasing numbers of migrants at the Mexican border, and he will not be the last.

Fluctuations in migration flows are common regardless of which party is in power, as was evident in 2019 during the border crisis under then-President Donald Trump.

This is how minors are found in a processing center 1:11

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An hour of terror at the Boulder, Colorado shooting

What was a normal day of errands and chores in a Colorado town was shattered forever.

While some shoppers and employees managed to hide in terror, ten people were shot and killed by a lone attacker.

Chronicle of another shooting in the United States.

This is what the rifle used in the Colorado massacre sounds like 2:15

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German Catholic clergy rebel against the Vatican

German theologians and members of the Catholic clergy have spoken out against a recent Vatican ruling that says the Catholic Church would not bless same-sex unions.

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Argentina withdraws from the Lima Group

Argentina formalized its withdrawal from the Lima Group.

The Foreign Ministry reported in a statement that it considers that the actions promoted at the international level "seeking to isolate the Government of Venezuela and its representatives have led to nothing."

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At coffee time

The Ingenuity helicopter took a part of the Wright brothers' history to Mars

The Ingenuity Mars helicopter carries a piece of history.

A postage stamp-sized piece of muslin cloth that covered one of the wings of the Wright brothers' Flyer aircraft is connected to a wire underneath the helicopter's solar panel.

This is how the process to fly Ingenuity on Mars begins 1:17

How Prince Harry got his new job

Prince Harry has a job: The Duke of Sussex joined a startup called BetterUp as an impact director.

This is what it will do.

Find out what Prince Harry's new job is about 0:50

Now you can use bitcoin to buy a Tesla

Bitcoin followers looking for ways to spend their fortunes on cryptocurrencies can add a high-value item to the list: a Tesla.

You can now buy a Tesla with bitcoins 1:26

The number of the day

50 million

Long-standing, strong tornadoes are likely to hit the southern United States again.

More than 50 million people are at risk of severe weather this Thursday.

Tornado Threat to Millions in Southern US 1:40

Quote of the day

Am I particularly comfortable that the then president of the United States was unable to express his views on Twitter?

I'm not comfortable with that.

Bernie Sanders said he is "not comfortable" with Twitter's permanent ban on Trump even though he considers him a "pathological liar."

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And to finish…

Sophia, the robot, is now an artist and her work is auctioned

Sophia, the robot who set a precedent for being the first to achieve citizenship of a country, now returns as an artist.

It is that the humanoid robot will put his works up for auction for those who want to have a unique piece.

If you want to know how to get his work, watch this video.

Sophia 1:22 robot artwork up for auction