Leo Sternbach is the man behind the massively popular drug used to treat anxiety, seizures, muscle spasms, and agitation. Created in 1963, the pill would go on to become the most commonly sold ...

Pope Leo XIV, the first American pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church, will celebrate his inaugural mass on Sunday, according to the Vatican. The mass, called the Holy Mass for the Beginning of ...

Pope Leo XIV makes 1st social media post as pontiff, deletes personal accounts "Peace be with you!" Pope Leo XIV wrote in his first official social media post, shared on X and Instagram.

Pope Leo XIV waves to a crowd from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica during his first Sunday blessing. AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia 2025-05-11T18:07:54Z ...

In an address to the College of Cardinals this weekend, Pope Leo XIV detailed why he took that name, seeking to model Leo XIII’s example during a time of rapid worldwide change.

Pope Leo XIV warns that AI may threaten human dignity, urging the Catholic Church to respond with ethical clarity and protect the vulnerable in a digital world. Fox News Media; ...

Pope Leo, born on the South Side of Chicago, first arrived in Peru in 1985 as a missionary.For 10 years, he taught canon law in Trujillo, immersing himself in the local culture and community.

A humble 3-bedroom Illinois home listed for sale this week is now in the world spotlight. Chicago native Pope Leo XIV, also known as Robert Prevost, grew up in this house. Originally listed for ...

Pope Leo XIV was raised in Chicago by his parents, alongside two brothers, Louis and John. Here's everything to know about Pope Leo XIV's family, including his parents and siblings.

Pope Leo XIV’s childhood neighbors in suburban Chicago had predicted when he was just a small boy that he would become the first American pontiff, his brother said.

Pope Leo XIV, history’s first American-born pope, said his election was both a cross and a blessing as he celebrated his first Mass in the Sistine Chapel.

The brother of the newly elected Pope Leo XIV, who made history by becoming the first American pontiff, said "there are no words" while reacting to the big news on Thursday.