While 90,000 people lined up and quietly paid their respects to the beloved Pontiff, one 81-year-old French nun stunned the world by approaching the coffin of her close friend.
The US President has inserted himself into an upcoming election, with a bold call on what would happen to a country if the US stopped buying its goods.
Tens of thousands of people are expected to attend Pope Francis’s funeral on Saturday, including many world leaders, Catholic officials and mourners from around the world.
Tourists and villagers are adopting COVID-style mask regimes after a volcano erupted and sent huge ash plumes and over 600 tonnes of sulfur dioxide into the air in Costa Rica.
A South American court found the nation’s former president and his wife had received almost $5 million in illegal contributions for two election campaigns.
The president of El Salvador’s comments came after Maryland man Kilmar Abrego Garcia was sent to a notorious gang prison in the country, sparking the US Supreme Court’s intervention.
When an anxious youngster complained to their babysitter about a monster under their bed, she comforted the child, reassured them it was in their imagination and went to prove it.
A trade war with the US has turned around the fortunes of Canada’s left-wing government, which faces an election just weeks before Australia goes to the polls.
Local officials are trying to piece together the final moments before a flight crashed into the sea, killing at least 11 people including a famous performer.
A US judge has ordered a halt to the deportation of over 200 Venezuelans alleged criminals, however, Donald Trump’s team already had the group on a flight to one of the world’s most notorious prisons.
Mystery surrounds the death of three young women who checked themselves into a luxury resort in the Caribbean and were found dead in a suite, as their families ‘navigate this profound sorrow’.
Guatemala’s Volcano of Fire is erupting spewing lava, gas and ash up to seven kilometres into the sky, leading authorities to conduct evacuations with fears entire towns could be swallowed.