Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said Friday that she hopes the newly elected Pope Leo XIV will be vocal about opposing mass deportation.

White Afrikaners from South Africa will be allowed into the U.S. under refugee status, with the Trump administration saying they're suffering from racial discrimination in the country.

On the carpet at the 2025 ACM Awards, Jelly Roll told Fox News Digital about the challenges he faced during his weight-loss journey and how the country music community has changed his life.

The first American-born pope's sports loyalties have been widely debated. Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams needed just two words as he weighed in the new pontiff.

Whether it was unsportsmanlike conduct penalties, fighting or showing up late to a game, Pickens couldn’t seem to stay in line in Pittsburgh for what many would consider a disappointing three seasons.

Everything points to another close contest between the Dallas Stars and Winnipeg Jets on Friday night.

Bad Influence, or Mala Influencia, is a Spanish film based on a piece of viral Wattpad fiction.

Joby Aviation has scored federal approvals and contracts and hopes to begin taking passengers by early 2026.

He says he doesn't want anything this year. He does.

“People always say that mothers are Wonder Women, but we are able to be Wonder Women because of our Supermen."

The glamorous banker admitted she had been illicitly working in her $13,000-a-month job for her Miami Beach-based firm.

From Oprah's "favorite" loungewear to "booty-boosting" leggings.

This is the first time Bensimon has been seen on a romantic outing since calling off her wedding to Scott Litner nearly a year ago.

The violence unfolded around 8:40 p.m. at West 108th Street and Central Park West when one man fired at another – missing his target and nicking the bystander on the hip, according to authorities and sources. 

The "Me & U" singer is expected to testify as a witness in Combs' federal sex trafficking trial, which begins May 12.

Ukraine's chief rabbi warned of a new "axis of evil" developing between Russia and Iran in an interview with The Post — as Moscow celebrated the anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II with a military parade featuring multiple US adversary nations.

Manhattan Federal Judge Dale Ho ordered that documents be made public last month, siding with the media that the release was for the good of the public as the Big Apple enters the election season with City Hall up for grabs on the November ballot.

Ariana DeBose is the other Oscar winner whose talents are squandered in this movie.

"I'm just an average flawed guy, I've done things that have hurt others."

Recent tragedies have drawn scrutiny of the city’s Administration for Children’s Services, and rightly so.

Mother's Day ain't what it used to be.

Adm Sir Ben Key has been asked to ‘step back’ as first sea lord, after MoD said he had departed for ‘private reasons’

The head of the Royal Navy has been suspended pending an investigation.

Adm Sir Ben Key has been asked to “step back” as first sea lord, sources at the MoD confirmed on Friday.

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The "Traitors" faithful stays faithful to his favorite products, too.

Page Six reports that the landmark Bravo series has been put on pause.

Actors contribute to the poet and singer’s anthology exploring ceremony, loss and worship

Actors Channing Tatum and Pedro Pascal have written poems for a new anthology curated by Canadian musician and poet Mustafa that also includes contributions by the writers George Saunders, Max Porter and Hanif Abdurraqib.

The book, titled Nour, explores themes of ceremony, loss and worship. “You told me God wasn’t real/ as we sat in the water in the dark that night/ I couldn’t see your eyes but I could feel the anger/ in the water”, opens Tatum’s poem, extracted below along with Pascal’s.

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A call-up from Andy Farrell for the young flanker crowns a remarkable breakthrough year with club and country

These are good times at Franklin’s Gardens. Five days after the squad celebrated one of the great victories against Leinster, four of them were picked by the British & Irish Lions. The atmosphere around the old ground has been electric ever since. And while you would expect the quartet, Fin Smith, Henry Pollock, Tommy Freeman, and Alex Mitchell, to be overjoyed, what’s more telling is how happy everyone else at the club seems to be on their behalf. The video of the team celebrating the news has already gone viral, and it turns out that on the night after the squad announcement, Fraser Dingwall had them all around to his house for a celebration dinner.

Dingwall, of course, had an outside shot at making the Lions squad himself, but swallowed whatever disappointment he felt after being left out and opened a couple of bottles of champagne for the occasion.

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Fans protested against the leveraged takeover but were offered little support and the toxicity has had a lasting impact

The first time the Glazer family visited Old Trafford, in June 2005, they paid a visit to the megastore. Outside, hundreds of furious Manchester United fans turned up with banners and placards, shouted slogans such as “Die Glazer die”, and a few clashed with police. Inside, the Glazers were doing a spot of – and here we must stretch the word to its broadest possible definition – shopping.

For Joel, Avram and Bryan had no intention of doing anything quite as undignified as parting with their own cash. Instead they swarmed the aisles, scooped up armfuls of replica shirts and merchandise, which shop staff dutifully ran through the tills and bagged up. When the time came to leave, the Glazers simply took the bags and left. This was, after all, all their own property, theirs to take and use as they pleased. And as a metaphor for how they intended to run Manchester United over the next 20 years, it is about as good as any.

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Carla Hayden, first woman and first African American to hold post, dismissed in terse email on Thursday night

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Donald Trump abruptly fired the librarian of Congress, Carla Hayden, on Thursday as the White House continues to purge the federal government of those perceived to oppose the Republican US president and his agenda.

Hayden was notified in an email late on Thursday from the White House’s presidential personnel office, according to an email obtained by the Associated Press. Confirmed by the Senate to the job in 2016, Hayden was the first woman and the first African American to be librarian of Congress.

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Many saw the beloved tree that Adam Carruthers and Daniel Graham cut down as a part of north-east England’s DNA

“It was just a tree,” said a mystified Adam Carruthers, one of the two men who illegally cut down the tree at Sycamore Gap in the early hours of a stormy night nearly two years ago. “It was almost as if someone had been murdered.”

Carruthers was right about the reaction to the felling. Many likened its loss to that of a good friend or relative. Its destruction prompted feelings of sadness, grief and then blind fury. Some people wept.

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Congressional lawmakers on Friday made their way into an ICE facility in New Jersey, claiming they were there to conduct an "oversight visit."

Last weekend on NBC’s Meet the Press, President Donald Trump kiboshed the notion that he might seek a third term as president. That doesn’t mean he won’t go on CBS’s Face the Nation next weekend and say the opposite, of course, but it’s a reminder that Trump, who’s currently breathing most of the oxygen in Canadian politics, won’t be around forever. And when he’s gone, all the problems that gave credence to Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s “Canada is broken” narrative will still be around. Housing. Law and order. The opioid crisis. Foreign interference in our politics. Landlocked natural resources. We are an inefficient and economically dysfunctional federation, to the point where breaking down internal trade barriers is a tall order. Read More

The childhood home of Pope Leo XIV in Dolton, a community just outside the city limits of Chicago, was up for sale last week. Asking price: US$199,000. Though heaven knows that amount might go up now that its former occupant is famous. Read More

TORONTO — Toronto police say they are investigating the death of a female pedestrian who was struck by two vehicles in Scarborough on Thursday night. Read More

Lawmakers ratified a state budget that promised benefits for a host of New Yorkers, including the legislators themselves.

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Ras J. Baraka and city officials have been trying to close the leased lockup. Three members of Congress from New Jersey participated in the demonstration.

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Drone warfare has expanded the conflict in Kashmir between India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed neighbors.

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Hailed as a visionary (if a difficult one), he drew inspiration for his multivolume work “The First Kingdom” from no less a model than Homer.

When such family teams make it work, though, they can have mother-and-child super powers.

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Let her stay in her pajamas, and make one of these for her instead.

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