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How did a 2,000-year-old Roman tombstone end up in a New Orleans yard? For the past six months, this has been a question pursued by an archaeologist, an anthropologist, and a pair of classicists. As ...

In 112 BC, Jugurtha, the adoptive son of the Numidian King Micipsa, usurped the Kingdom's throne. Numidia had been a loyal ...

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Catholics in immigration detention centers have "spiritual rights" that Catholic clergy should be allowed to serve, Pope Leo ...

Pope Leo XIV says Catholics in detention have spiritual rights and urges authorities to allow clergy to serve them ...

Dante falls. Past the Garden of Eden, past the terraces of Mt. Purgatory, past the beach, past the nine circles of Hell, all ...