Pope Leo XIV, first American pope, diagnosed with lung cancer
The 71-year-old Chicago-born pontiff underwent successful surgery on his right lung, and his diagnosis raises new questions about his AI-focused papacy and the Vatican's future.

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The 71-year-old Chicago-born pontiff underwent successful surgery on his right lung, and his diagnosis raises new questions about his AI-focused papacy and the Vatican's future.
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