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Christians visiting San Francisco have a rare opportunity to see an 800-year-old relic believed to contain the blood of one of history's most beloved saints, St. Francis of Assisi — marking the first time the artifact has left Italy.The relics of the saint are currently on display at the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption until Nov. 28. The display commemorates the 800th anniversary of the death of Francis, who lived from approximately 1181 to 1226.LOST CITY IN AREA TIED TO BIBLICAL EXODUS MAY HAVE FINALLY BEEN DISCOVERED IN EGYPTThe saint is best known for founding the Franciscan Order, as

Tuesday, Nov. 3, Americans cast their votes and turned congressional majorities against the pro-life cause.It may be easy to despair, especially following two years of strong, pro-life leadership that accomplished a historic year of defunding many abortion providers from federal Medicaid dollars, but the pro-life movement has fought through hostile waters before — and won.Here’s how we navigate the next two years.STATE OF PLAY: BLUE WAVE SWEEPS DEMOCRATS INTO POWER, WITH KEY RACES STILL HANGING IN BALANCEDefending legacy pro-life provisions must be a first priority. We have known for months that the Hyde Amendment, protecting taxpayers from being forced to

It was a win for the Bears, but turning the ball over five times is a brutal pill to swallow.In an MVP-or-bust season for Caleb Williams, Sunday night delivered pure whiplash against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — called by emergency replacement Noah Eagle after Mike Tirico was sidelined by an undisclosed health issue.Conventional wisdom says coughing up five turnovers gets you beat every single time, but Chicago found a way to grind out a 27-24 victory. Williams' first career four-interception game nearly doomed Chicago. But even in a messy performance, Caleb proved he can survive three quarters of disastrous football

Jonathan Taylor is done watching the Colts shoot themselves in the foot. Sunday's 27-23 loss to Dallas dropped Indy to an ugly 2-7, cementing their fifth straight defeat.As the lone Pro Bowl weapon on a broken offense, the franchise running back has outgrown the dysfunction. And he can read the situation clearly.With Tuesday's trade deadline looming and this Colts team firmly in fire-sale territory, Taylor didn't bother feeding reporters the company line at the podium, delivering what sounded an awful lot like a parting goodbye to Indy.JONATHAN TAYLOR ADDRESSES TRADE RUMORS AMID COLTS' FIRE SALE: 'HOPEFULLY THAT DAY MAY NOT

President Donald Trump admitted that he may have been too "tough" in his immigration enforcement in his first sit-down interview since the midterm elections last week.Trump spoke to CBS News correspondent Ross Douthat about several topics largely related to the Democratic Party's overwhelming wins in last week's midterm elections, which included victories in Republican strongholds like Texas.During their conversation, Douthat asked whether Trump's strict immigration and deportation enforcement likely contributed to Republican losses.CONSERVATIVES STUNNED BY 'CATASTROPHIC' MIDTERM BLUE TSUNAMI, BLAME TRUMP'S IRAN WAR, HIGH GAS PRICES"I think it both helped and hurt," Trump answered. "I think I got an A-plus

Bear Grylls is speaking out on Russell Brand's rape conviction two years after he baptized the comedian.On Friday, British adventurer and television presenter Bear Grylls, best known for survival shows such as "Man vs. Wild," took to X to say that it was "right that justice has now been served.""Brand’s faith seemed genuine to me at the time when I was a guest at his private baptism. I have attended a few now. Even visiting in prisons with people who have committed terrible crimes. It’s part of our calling as men and women of faith, to love and serve anyone."RUSSELL

Newly released 911 calls capture the frantic aftermath of an alligator attack that left a Florida woman with severe injuries, according to reports.The attack occurred as Dina Spann, 58, was swimming with a group in Florida's Silver River near Ray Wayside Park in Marion County over the summer.Spann survived the attack but lost her right arm below the elbow and part of a finger on her left hand.FLORIDA DAD MAKES FINAL FACETIME CALL TO WIFE BEFORE DYING IN FLASH FLOODAudio of two 911 calls obtained by The New York Post captured the frantic moments after the attack, including witnesses describing

NBC "Sunday Night Football" play-by-play announcer Mike Tirico said Sunday afternoon he will miss the game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Chicago Bears due to "a health issue."Tirico, 59, did not specify the health issue that will force him to miss Sunday night's game."Unfortunately, I will have to miss tonight's game in Chicago due to a health issue," Tirico said in a statement released by NBC Sports. "I look forward to watching tonight and can't wait to be back with Chris, Melissa and the rest of our SNF team next Sunday night in Cincinnati.NBA ANNOUNCER MIKE TIRICO ADDRESSES THE