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Trump posts AI image of himself as Pope amid Vatican's search for new pontiff

President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated image of himself as the pope on Truth Social, sparking viral reactions following his joke about wanting the position after attending Pope Francis's funeral as the Vatican prepares for the conclave.

Trump says Jeff Bezos 'solved the problem' after White House attacks Amazon on tariff price labeling plan

Apr 29,25 | 06:30 EST

The White House responded critically to reports about Amazon's plan to show the impact of tariffs on product prices, with President Trump later stating that Jeff Bezos swiftly resolved the issue. The article covers the context of the reported tariff labeling, key reactions from the White House and Amazon, and related remarks from Amazon's CEO Andy Jassy.

Trump complained to Bezos before Amazon said it scrapped idea to display tariff cost

Apr 29,25 | 01:30 EST

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos faced pressure from President Donald Trump and the White House over Amazon's plan to display tariff costs on its product listings, a move later scrapped amidst heated political response.

Live updates: 2025 Canadian federal election results

Apr 28,25 | 06:30 EST

Canada holds a snap federal election in 2025 to choose its new prime minister amid challenges such as US tariff threats and domestic issues like housing. The contest features Liberal leader Mark Carney and Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre as frontrunners, with significant focus on Canada's relationship with the US and how each candidate plans to handle President Trump’s influence.

What we know about the Vancouver car ramming attack

Apr 28,25 | 01:31 EST

Eleven people were killed and dozens injured after a car ramming attack at the annual Lapu Lapu festival in Vancouver. The suspect, Kai-Ji Adam Lo, is in custody facing multiple murder charges. The incident has deeply affected the Filipino community in the city, and police believe mental health is a key factor in the case.

Community in shock as death toll in Vancouver car ramming attack rises to 11

Apr 27,25 | 06:30 EST

A car ramming attack at Vancouver's annual Lapu Lapu festival has killed 11 people and left dozens wounded, deeply affecting the city's Filipino community. The unidentified 30-year-old suspect with a history of mental health issues has been taken into custody, and police do not consider the incident an act of terrorism.

Lapu Lapu festival: Police say death toll from car ramming attack at Vancouver festival rises to 11

Apr 27,25 | 01:30 EST

A tragic car ramming attack at the Vancouver Lapu Lapu festival has resulted in 11 fatalities. Acting police chief Steve Rai described the day as the darkest in the city's history but confirmed that police do not believe it was an act of terrorism. The community and officials are left grappling with the devastating incident as investigations continue.

Florida State shooting: 2 dead, sheriff’s deputy’s son in custody

Apr 18,25 | 08:31 EST

Two people were killed and a 20-year-old son of a sheriff’s deputy is in custody after an active shooter incident at Florida State University’s campus in Tallahassee. Multiple victims have been hospitalized, and the university remains in lockdown as the investigation is ongoing.

One FAMU, three FSU international students stripped of visas, universities say

Apr 17,25 | 01:35 EST

Several international students at Florida State University and Florida A&M University had their visas revoked. The schools confirmed the revocations but did not provide reasons. Nationwide similar cases have raised legal challenges.