US EditionTrump Says He and First Lady Will Attend Pope Francis’ Funeral
- Donald Trump announced that he and Melania will attend Pope Francis' funeral in Rome, stating in a Truth Social post, "Melania and I will be going to the funeral of Pope Francis, in Rome."
- Many criticized Trump's remarks about looking forward to the funeral, highlighting the need for respect on such occasions.
- Online commentator Mario Pawlowski described Trump's views as treating the funeral like it is a Mar-a-Lago gala.
- Critics, including Dr. David I. Ramadan, argued that his phrasing did not show the proper respect for the somber occasion.
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Jimmy Kimmel Wonders What the Odds Are Trump Declares He's the New Pope: 'They Are Not Low'
Jimmy Kimmel had a pointed question, and pithy answer, about Donald Trump’s reaction to the death of Pope Francis on Monday. “What are the chances Trump declares himself Pope?” Kimmel asked. “They are not low. They are not low.” The joke came during his Monday night “Jimmy Kimmel monologue which, naturally, focused quite a bit on the Pope’s death. “As I’m sure you know, Pope Francis passed away this morning,” Kimmel said before adding, “don’t cl…
Donald Trump and his wife will attend Pope Francis' funeral
US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump will travel to Rome to attend the funeral of Pope Francis, according to statements made by the president himself on Monday, EFE reports, as reported by Agerpres.
Funeral service in the USA and a message from Trump
US President Trump plans to travel to Italy for Pope Francis's funeral. In Washington, he addressed a message to Catholics in the US. Flags are flying at half-mast at the White House and in front of public buildings. By Carsten Kühntopp.
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