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this is cnn breaking news. >> it's the top of the hour on cnn newsroom. and we to begin with breaking news, the federal investigation into donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. a source says a federal grand jury has subpoenaed pat cipollone but now, we are learning that the justice department is expanding its probe. katelyn collins is breaking the story. you are learning about another person in the trump white house is being subpoenaed? >> it's not just any person it's the number 2 lawyer in the trump white house at the end of the administration, his name...

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Counties in the north—east of ireland remained in the united kingdom as northern ireland and the borders of northern ireland were drawn in such a way to ensure that there would be a majority of protestants. at the time adherence to the protestant religion was seen as being probably the key marker as to whether somebody supported northern ireland's place in the uk, so the idea was that it would secure northern ireland's place in the uk or the long term. censuses have been held every ten years, and over the course of the last century we have seen the catholic population gradually grow, now for...

Iater~ _ the boy has been named locally as kha ri the boy has been named locally as khayri mclean. _ there are more catholics than protestants in northern ireland for the first time since its creation a century ago. the latest census figures show 45.1% are catholic and 43.5% are protestant. 0ur correspondent chris page is in belfast — talk us through the significance of this? an historic shift. the census results published today show that 45.7% of people here are catholics or were brought up as catholics. the figure for protestants is 43.5%. so people from a catholic background are the bigge...