Just 24 hours ago, Pope Francis made a brief appearance in the square to celebrate Easter Sunday. The 88-year-old had previously been in a critical condition in hospital in Rome receiving treatment for double pneumonia before being discharged on March 23. #abcnews #popefrancis

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Opposition leader Peter Dutton was asked about the impact of climate change. Dutton agreed climate change is having an impact on Australia, but he has avoided saying that climate change is getting worse. "I'll let scientists pass that judgement," he said. But he's turned the focus onto Labor and says power prices haven't decreased under Labor. Get all the latest election news with ABC NEWS, at the link in our bio. #abcnews #leadersdebate #peterdutton #federalelection #climatechange

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The sex trafficking trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs will proceed as scheduled in early May despite his lawyer’s claims that they need an extra two months to prepare, a judge said Friday. Judge Arun Subramanian said that the hip-hop mogul’s trial, projected to last from eight to 10 weeks, will start May 5. Lawyers for the entertainer had requested a two-month delay, citing a need for more time to gather information about trial witnesses and to cope with late additions to the indictment against their client. But the judge, noting that Combs has at least four attorneys, said the defense has sufficient time to be ready for trial next month. #abcnews #news #diddy #seandiddycombs #diddytrial

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"Put up in court or shut up." After returning from a trip to El Salvador to meet with the wrongly deported Maryland dad, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, Sen. Chris Van Hollen urged the Trump administration to return him to the U.S. Van Hollen then called out the administration for a lack of evidence over repeated claims that Abrego Garcia has ties to MS-13. The Justice Department had previously said in court that Abrego Garcia had been wrongfully deported due to an "administrative error." #elsalvador #kilmarabregogarcia #news #abcnews

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Vice Pres. JD Vance was likely the last foreign dignitary to meet with Pope Francis, as the pair met at the Vatican on Easter Sunday hours before the pontiff’s death, ABC News' Rachel Scott reports. “My heart goes out to the millions of Christians all over the world who loved him. I was happy to see him yesterday, though he was obviously very ill,” Vance wrote early Monday on social media.

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Christ is the lord

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