Pope Leo’s Reported Lourdes Visit: What We Know
Reports say Pope Leo visited Lourdes and met people linked to unexplained recoveries. Available summaries do not independently verify the visit or any miracle claims.
Reports say Pope Leo visited Lourdes and met people linked to unexplained recoveries. Available summaries do not independently verify the visit or any miracle claims.
The reported eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal has fueled protests in Madrid and renewed debate over tenant protections, affordability, and elderly housing security.
Social media posts claim two shootings in South Africa killed 27 or 28 people, but the locations, victims, suspects, motive, and official death toll remain unconfirmed.
Iran reportedly says President Trump must choose between war and diplomacy as indirect U.S.–Iran talks are expected to resume this week, though key details remain unverified.
Sen. John Kennedy reportedly opposed naming public buildings after living politicians, reviving questions about Trump, the Kennedy Center, and federal naming authority.
Repeated hurricane threats are leaving Hawaii residents exhausted, financially strained and emotionally overwhelmed, even as Hurricane Nolo’s threat appears to diminish.
Reports portray Rand Paul as an obstacle to homeland security legislation, but available sources do not show that he opposes homeland security broadly.
Social-media posts claim Nvidia added $150 billion to its buyback program. The claim remains unverified, and investors should distinguish authorization from completed repurchases.
Reports say the Trump administration weakened new-car fuel economy standards. Here is what is known, what remains unconfirmed, and what drivers should watch next.
U.S. stocks opened lower as Treasury yields rose again, renewing pressure on equities. Investors are watching inflation, Fed policy, growth data and bond demand.