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Canopée, a wind-powered cargo ship, embarked on its maiden voyage to deliver rocket components for the first Leo-Arianespace mission. Update February 13, 2026: Amazon Leo successfully completed its ...

This startup has developed an AI copilot for mechanical engineers. At the heart of the innovation is a Large Mechanical Model (LMM), a patented AI system that understands real CAD data. Leo AI is a ...

You’re entering a private chapter this month, Leo, but it isn’t a quiet one. June invites you to re?ne your vision before the world sees it. This is a month of elegant preparation. Venus enters Taurus ...

ABOARD THE PAPAL FLIGHT, April 23 (Reuters) - Pope Leo signaled on Thursday that he does not plan to go beyond efforts made by his predecessor Francis to offer Church blessings for same-sex couples, ...

Pope Leo XIV's 11-day tour of four African nations gave the usually reserved pontiff a global platform to speak out, in sometimes explosive terms, about problems on the continent, while preaching ...

In his remarks from the Senate floor this week, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse took a jab at Leonard Leo, labeling him a "little rascal." Senate Republicans balk at $1B White House ballroom request: 'You ...

For a long time, progressive Christians have tended to equate the faith with humanitarian illusions—with utopian sentimentality rather than a morally demanding politics of prudence rooted in right ...

On his recent trip abroad, Leo XIV made some of his most forthright comments since becoming pope last year, but grew uncomfortable at how that criticism was interpreted. By Motoko Rich Motoko Rich ...

As the pontiff arrives in the tiny authoritarian nation of Equatorial Guinea, some Catholics in Africa say they are excited about his visit but are feeling a little left out. By Ruth Maclean Ruth ...

For Mauro Rui Callado Cortêz, a Catholic lay teacher in Angola, the “unique opportunity” to see Pope Leo XIV in person was unmissable, even though serious illness should have confined him to bed. “My ...

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