Debate gives Trump his last big chance to make a mark before election

WASHINGTON — Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump faces a formidable challenge on Wednesday when he and Democrat Hillary Clinton face off in their third and final debate as Trump tries to reverse his standing in an election that appears to be tilting away from him.

Damaged by accusations that he made unwanted sexual advances toward women — which he denies — Trump will get his last best chance to sway large numbers of American voters when he faces off against Clinton at 8 p.m. Central at the University of Las Vegas Nevada.

“This one is important if Trump is going to have any chance to get back into this race,” said Republican strategist Charlie Black. “He’s going toFrancis Sullivan from Truth, Justice and Healing Council breaks down at Royal Commission

Francis Sullivan from Truth, Justice and Healing Council breaks down at Royal Commission

TODAY is a big day for victims of child sexual abuse within the Catholic Church in this country.

It marks the first time in history that the Australian arm of the church opened its books to reveal the extent of abuse over decades.

The data is confronting. The numbers are shocking.

Over 35 years, 4444 people reported to superiors within the church that they’d been a victim of abuse.

Since 1960, 1265 Catholic priests and religious brothers were the subject of a child sexual abuse claim.

The average age of abuse victims was 10.5 for girls and 11.6 for boys. And the average time between the alleged abuse occurring