On Friday, newspapers globally celebrated the election of Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost in Chicago, marking him as the first North American pope. Headlines prominently featured the Latin phrase “Habemus papam,” while various outlets, including The Chicago Tribune and The Philadelphia Inquirer, emphasized his American roots, with some even claiming him as Peruvian due to his missionary work in the country. Visuals of Pope Leo XIV greeting crowds from St. Peter’s Basilica showcased his dual heritage, and his first papal message, “Peace be with you,” resonated widely.
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MOE not investigating SJI International for student's death during Maldives school trip
SINGAPORE: St Joseph's Institution International (SJII) is still investigating the death of 15-year-old student Jenna Chan during a school trip to the Maldives, pending findings from local authorities. The Ministry of Education, satisfied with SJII's safety processes, will not conduct its own investigation but continues to support the family and engage with the school's board. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A school in Singapore is still looking into what happened to a 15-year-old...
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