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Pope Leo XIV Issues Apology for Vatican's Role in Slavery

Pope Leo XIV apologized for the Vatican's historical role in legitimizing slavery during a speech on May 25, 2026. In his encyclical "Magnifica Humanitas," he linked past injustices to contemporary issues related to artificial intelligence and called for robust regulations. The apology has been welcomed by scholars and activists advocating for recognition of the church's involvement in slavery.

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New York Post

Tiger Woods posts on social media following DUI arrest

Tiger Woods has returned to social media with his first post since being arrested for DUI on March 27, 2026, after a rollover crash in Florida. This marks his first public communication since the incident.

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Axios

Pope Leo XIV Issues First Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence

Pope Leo XIV has released his first encyclical, <em>Magnifica Humanitas</em>, addressing the challenges posed by artificial intelligence. He warns that AI could undermine human judgment, deepen inequality, and destabilize democracy, while also calling for ethical guidelines that prioritize human dignity in the development of AI technologies.

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The Daily Beast

Nicolas Cage Discusses Directors He Hasn't Worked With

In a recent interview, Nicolas Cage discussed his experiences with several well-known directors, highlighting that David O. Russell was the only one to offer him a second chance after he declined a role. Cage mentioned that other directors, such as Christopher Nolan and Woody Allen, did not contact him again after he turned them down. He is set to star as John Madden in the upcoming film Madden, scheduled for release in November.

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New York Post

Pat McAfee and wife welcome son after emergency C-section

ESPN personality Pat McAfee and his wife Samantha have welcomed their son, Midas Robert, after Samantha underwent an emergency C-section. The event took place on the night of May 25, 2026.

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vaticannews.va

Pope Leo XIV Releases Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence and Human Dignity

Pope Leo XIV's encyclical 'Magnifica humanitas' addresses the intersection of artificial intelligence and human dignity, calling for the safeguarding of humanity and social justice. Released on May 25, 2026, the document outlines five principles of the Church's social doctrine, emphasizing the need for technology to serve the common good and protect individual rights.

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New York Post

CBS Stops Takedown Notices for Colbert's 'Only in Monroe' Clips

CBS has halted its efforts to remove YouTube uploads of Stephen Colbert's May 22 appearance on 'Only in Monroe' after facing public backlash. The company had previously issued multiple takedown notices against users reposting the content.

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PBS NewsHour

Jim Henson's Studio Revealed in New York City

Artisans in a New York City warehouse have been crafting costumes and puppets for children's characters linked to Jim Henson. The studio has remained relatively unknown to the public for many years.

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