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Gop and its enduring allegiance to donald trump. Live from cnn World Headquarters in atlanta. Welcome to here in the United States, canada and around the world, im Kim Brunhuber. This is cnn newsroom. We begin right here, in the u. S. , where were just hours away from a highlyanticipated jobs report. Economists are predicting there was a hiring boom last month as the economy shows signs of a robust recovery 700,000 to more than two million jobs may have been created this. Comes as covid cases ar...

Happy easter, everyone. In our countrys epicenter of a firestorm of new york. The iconic st. Patricks cathedral in manhattan Live Streaming Easter Sunday mass this morning as hospital workers and those in the frontline remain hard at work as a Trump Administration looks at when and how to reopen the country. Some of the nations Top Health Experts morning the timing is crucial. If were not careful, we will recreate the conditions that existed back in early march. We could have another peak the wa...

Former Norfolk parliamentary candidate Iain Dale has quit his LBC radio station job after 14 years in an attempt to become a Conservative MP.

When it comes to government salaries, the highest paid employees aren't always who you expect. Here's a look at Winnebago County.

IrishCentral Contributor Ed Neafsey's suggestions for the group of historians responsible for analyzing and publicly reporting on British policy during the Troubles.

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A man jailed for life for the murder of four soldiers nearly 50 years ago has had his convictions quashed by Northern Ireland’s Court of Appeal.

Patrick Thompson denied any role in an IRA landmine explosion in south Armagh in July 1975.

Senior judges ruled murder convictions were “unsafe’'

A man told security staff at Chester Cathedral ‘this place is going to go up’.