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Pope Leo XIV warned journalists that information must avoid becoming “propaganda” during a meeting with Italian broadcaster RAI’s TG2 newsroom at the Vatican marking its 50th anniversary. The Pope urged reporters to verify news and avoid becoming a “megaphone of power,” especially when covering wars. He also encouraged journalists... show more

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