Pope praises monogamy, shuts down Gen Z's 'polyamory trend'

Pope Leo XIV and an Orthodox leader recently met in Turkiye, marking a significant milestone for Christian unity. During this historic meeting, the Pope urged the Catholic Church in Turkiye to prioritize serving vulnerable populations, including migrants and refugees, highlighting the Church's role in addressing pressing humanitarian issues.

The Vatican has issued a warning against polygamy, reaffirming the importance of monogamous marriage between a man and a woman in a document approved by the Pope. This stance reflects the Catholic Church's long-standing position on marriage and family values.

The US government has announced that it will no longer commemorate World Aids Day, a significant change occurring for the first time since the event's inception in 1988. The State Department has instructed its employees and grant recipients to refrain from using government funds to mark the day or to promote it publicly, as reported by journalist Emily Bass and confirmed by the New York Times.

Donald Trump recently targeted New York Times reporter Katie Rogers in a Truth Social post, labeling her as 'ugly inside and out' after she co-authored an article questioning his energy levels as he approaches his 80th birthday. This incident follows a pattern of derogatory remarks Trump has made towards female journalists, including a previous comment where he referred to another reporter as 'piggy.'