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President Trump spoke to reporters outside of the White House after American Cardinal Robert Prevost was elected as the next pope. President Trump called it a "great honor." Prevost will take the papal name Leo XIV.

American Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, speaks at Vatican in his first remarks to the public after being selected pope.

A new pope has been named in the Vatican as the 2025 conclave comes to a close. An American Cardinal, from Chicago, Robert Prevost, Pope Leo XIV is the new pope.

White smoke emerges from the chimney at the Sistine chapel, signaling a new pope has been chosen.

After three rounds of voting, no pope has been chosen. Gary Ardnt, host of the "Everything Everywhere Daily" podcast joined LiveNOW from FOX's Josh Breslow to discuss more about the papal conclave.

Black smoke emerged from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel just before 6AM ET on Thursday, meaning the third round of voting ended with no one receiving at least two-thirds of the vote. John Grosso with the National Catholic Reporter joined LiveNOW from FOX's Josh Breslow to discuss what's next.

After another round of voting no new pope has been elected. Black smoke emerged from the Sistine Chapel following a third round of voting. This means at least two more votes will happen before wrapping up for the day. A successful candidate to replace Pope Francis, who died April 21, will require a two-thirds majority of the voting cardinals. FOX News reporter Rebecca Castor has the breakdown.

Today marks day two of the papal conclave: After several rounds of voting no pope has been chosen as leader of the Catholic church. Rebecca Rist with the University of Reading provides a timeline.

Dr. Richard Wood, President of the Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at USC Dornsife, joins LiveNOW's Austin Westfall to break down where the papal conclave stands after the first day.

40 Days for Life founder Shawn Carney joins LiveNOW's Andrew Craft to discuss the papal conclave.

Father Ryan Muldoon joins LiveNOW's Andy Mac to discuss the latest headlines out of Vatican City as the first day of the papal conclave comes to an end with no pope chosen yet.

The College of Cardinals has begun the process of selecting a successor to Pope Francis following his death. Black smoke has risen from the Sistine Chapel chimney, meaning no pope was elected during the first round of voting Wednesday. Voting resumes tomorrow.

Cardinals from around the world have descended on Rome for the secretive conclave to decide the next pope. Italian Cardinal Pietro Parolin and Filipino Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle are among the top contenders to succeed Pope. Michael Haynes, Senior Vatican Correspondent @LifeSite breaks down what the first day of votes will look like.