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No date set for Charlie Hebdo's next issue as team members who survived massacre take rest

PARIS – There will be no Charlie Hebdo at newsstands this week. The satirical French weekly decimated by a Jan. 7 newsroom massacre by two Muslim radical brothers printed about 7 million copies of its first post-attack issue. The website of the paper that has spoofed Islam’s prophet says the …

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Chief cheerleader for Oscar Romero's sainthood case says Benedict, not Francis, unblocked case

VATICAN CITY – The monsignor who spearheaded the saint-making process for El Salvador’s slain Archbishop Oscar Romero says it was Pope Benedict XVI — not Pope Francis — who removed the final hurdle in the tortured, 35-year process. Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia told reporters Wednesday that it was Benedict who “gave …

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Lawmaker: Argentine prosecutor believed he would be fired because of case against president

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – An opposition congresswoman close to the prosecutor whose mysterious death has rocked Argentina says he told her the government was going to remove him from his post because of a case he was building against President Cristina Fernandez. Laura Alonso made the comments Friday after meeting …

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