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Conclave Day 2: No new pope elected as cardinals continue voting | Morning in America
Cardinals returned to the Sistine Chapel on Thursday for the second day of voting to select the next pope, and black smoke marked another failed attempt at reaching a two-thirds majority. NewsNation’s Robert Sherman is live in Rome with the latest papal updates.
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