Dover, N.H. — Chris Christie's town hall-style forum here last weekend provided a venue for the Republican presidential primary contender to clarify his suggestion that tracking visas can keep visitors from staying in the U.S. illegally and gave him a chance to poke a little fun at the media.
During remarks at at Newick's restaurant, Christie, who was accompanied by Maine's Republican Governor Paul LePage, mocked reporters who misconstrued comments he made at a similar meeting two weeks ago, when he commented on setting up a visa tracking system modeled on the way Federal Express monitors package deliveries using barcode technology.
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis will deliver only four out of his 18 speeches in the U.S. in English, using his native Spanish for the vast majority of his homilies, greetings and other speaking engagements in his three-city U.S. tour, the Vatican said Tuesday.
