Tens of thousands marched peacefully in dozens of German cities on Saturday. In Frankfurt, hooded rioters smashed shops and threw petrol bombs at police.
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The former federal prosecutor beat a well-funded independent and a Democrat who refused to step aside. He will replace Senator Steve Daines, who dropped his reelection bid in March.
Church officials say doctors have approved the pontiff's return home after a period of medical care.
Current and former officials say a feud between the Central Intelligence Agency and the national intelligence director’s office cut joint assessments and briefly halted reports to Congress.










