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There's been beef between President Donald Trump and Pope Leo.
I don't like it.
I'm not a big fan of Pope Leo.
Don't want to get into a debate with him.
The Pope is visiting Africa with a message of peace.
But at a time where things feel anything but peaceful,
how is he getting his message across to the world's youngest Catholic population?
I'm Hannah Gelbart.
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Welcome to NewsHour, live from London.
I'm Paul Henley.
Iran's military has said the Strait of Hormuz,
which is critically important for the global supply of oil and gas, is closed again.
There was optimism yesterday when Iran announced it was reopening and President Trump celebrated a breakthrough.
But he then said that he was continuing his blockade of Iranian ports.
And Iran's latest statement accuses the US of piracy, saying that its so-called blockade amounted to maritime robbery.
The White House still insists it's on the verge of a final peace deal.