Aged 69 and originally from Chicago, Prevost has spent most of his career as a missionary in Peru and became a cardinal only in 2023. He has given few media interviews and rarely speaks in public
From theologians to tacticians, emperors to reformers (and provocateurs), the Leos remind us that papal power isn’t always quiet, nor always humble, but is often fascinating.
Washington would be making a significant concession by dropping the demand that Saudi Arabia establish diplomatic relations with Israel. One of the sources said that a deal is not yet within close reach, even without the normalization requirement
Assistant A-G for civil rights Harmeet Dhillon assured the Orthodox leaders that the DOJ is using "all the tools available to us across the federal government."
The music video for Heil Hitler depicts a group of black men in formation singing 'Ni**a Heil Hitler' multiple times. The men are wearing animal skins and heads.
The Israeli hostage has been named by his mother as Tamir Nimrodi, while the two foreign hostages whose status is unknown are Bipin Joshi from Nepal and Natthapong Pinta from Thailand. The source said that no sign of life has been received from the three
A nurse who volunteers with hostage families says that the fight to return their loved ones from Gaza has exacted a heavy personal price in all aspects of their lives, affecting them emotionally and financially – and leading to chronic illnesses. 'They're in a terrible state,' she says
'Democracy in our country is being assaulted as never before': Former leaders of major U.S. Jewish advocacy groups castigated the bodies they once headed for failing to condemn the Trump administration's crackdown on free speech
Per a document obtained by Haaretz, Israeli soldiers would secure aid hubs in the south and center of Gaza, and all recipients would have to go through screenings. The UN rejected any participation in the plan, saying it fails 'to meet Israel's obligations under international law'
The election came on the first full day of voting by the 133 cardinal electors, who secluded themselves behind the Vatican's medieval walls on Wednesday afternoon.
The agency will only publicly refer to the AfD, the second largest party in Germany, as a 'confirmed right-wing extremist movement' after an administrative court approves the decision
Three civil society groups claim that Israel's Channel 14 News aired hundreds of statements like 'it really needs to be total annihilation' in Gaza and 'there are no innocents' – while Israeli authorities refused to act against the channel
JP Cortez hints at "shocking" silver price predictions for 2025 amidst a sound money push. States are enacting pro-gold/silver laws, and a federal gold audit is eyed as dolladollar confidence wanes.
From defending civilians and combat in Gaza and Lebanon, to operational accidents and missile fire: These 854 IDF soldiers are the casualties of a war with no end in sight
With Israel on the verge of a renewed invasion of Gaza, aiming openly to conquer the Strip and establish a military government, a sweeping exemption for the Haredim from military service is untenable – and looms heavily over Netanyahu's coalition
ILGA World will reinstate Israel's Aguda a year after it was suspended following a bid to host the organization's annual conference. The reinstatement, ILGA's board noted, is not an endorsement of the Aguda's 'position, actions, or silence on the war in Gaza'