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May 7

How the Catholic Church will select the next Pope

‘America’s Newsroom’ Co-Host Bill Hemmer explains how the Catholic Church will select the next Pope in a centuries-old process known as the Papal Conclave.

May 7

First vote of papal conclave to take place today

Fox News contributor Jonathan Morris and senior correspondent Benjamin Hall discuss the first vote to elect a new pope taking place and their outlook for the voting process. 

May 7

The College of Cardinals meet to elect the next pope. Who will it be?

There is no formal candidate process following the death of a pope, and the College of Cardinals will meet to elect a new pope as contenders mount ahead of deliberations.

May 6

Arizona pastor found dead with hands pinned to wall in homicide at home

Police found Arizona Pastor Bill Shonemann dead in his own bed with his arms spread and hands pinned to the wall in what has been ruled a homicide.

May 6

Hungarian cardinal a 'fascinating' contender for next pope

Jonathan Morris details the 'impressive' resume of Cardinal Péter Erdő as the Vatican prepares for the conclave.

May 5

Fox Business Briefs 5/5

Tyson Foods says sales held up in recent quarter; Real ID deadline is Wednesday; WSJ: Employers aren't firing, but aren't hiring; How Americans are celebrating Cinco De Mayo.

May 5

PAPAL PULSE: Everyday Catholics reveal their hopes for the next pope

Fox News Digital spoke with everyday Catholics to get their expectations for the next pope and their reflections on Pope Francis' legacy.

May 4

Francis' 'pope-mobile' being converted into Gaza mobile clinic

The pope-mobile that carried Pope Francis on his 2014 tour of Bethlehem will be converted into a "mobile health station" for children in Gaza.

May 4

EWTN News vice president calls the upcoming conclave ‘wide-open’

EWTN News editorial director and Vice President Matthew Bunson discusses the conclave, challenges facing the next Pope and more on ‘Fox News Live.’

May 4

Battle for biblical archaeology intensifies as Israeli researchers face academic boycott

A top archaeology journal now bars Israelis from publishing on Judea and Samaria unless they work with Palestinian authorities, sparking backlash over efforts to erase Judeo-Christian ties to the land.