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2:26Now PlayingThe VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Yemen's former President Ali Abdulluh Saleh is safe after Saudi airstrikes destroyed his residence, a suicide bombing on a government bus killed three people in Kabul, Kathmandu continues to dig out of the rubble as many desert the city for family villages, and Cuba's leader had high praise for Pope Francis and said he may rejoin the Catholic Church despite being Communist.
YEMEN
Airstrikes Target Residence of Former Yemeni President
Three Saudi-led airstrikes destroyed the home of former Yemen President Ali Abdulluh Saleh for his support of Houthi rebels.
AFGHANISTAN
Suicide Bus Attack Kills Three
The Taliban claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing on an Afghan government bus on Sunday.
NEPAL
Kathmandu Continues Post-Earthquake Cleanup
The capital city is slowly digging out more than 2 weeks since a powerful earthquake struck the country.
CUBA
Castro Hints at Return to Catholic Church
Raul Castro said he would consider rejoining the Catholic faith after a positive meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican.
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