US President Donald Trump headed to Rome on Friday for the funeral of Pope Francis, the unexpected first foreign trip of his second term in which he will face foreign leaders including Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky.

The funeral for Pope Francis was intended to be a stripped down affair to honor the simplicity of the man. Instead the attendance of US President Donald Trump has turned it into a high-profile stage for international diplomacy at a moment of geopolitical turmoil.

President Donald Trump is likely to be seated in the third row at Pope Francis’s funeral Saturday. Despite being one of the first to confirm his attendance after Pope Francis died on Monday, the thin-skinned president—who famously mocked former President Joe Biden’s placement in the 14th row at Queen Elizabeth II’s 2022 funeral—will be seated several rows back at the state funeral in St Peter’s Basilica,

President Donald Trump is heading to Rome to attend Pope Francis’ funeral. He''ll join dozens of world leaders to pay their respects.

President Donald Trump will be in Rome for the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday in St. Peter’s Square. But Trump may not be happy with the seating arrangements, according to the Telegraph. Because of Vatican protocol,

Maine's senior senator will lead a small Senate delegation to Rome for the funeral Saturday. VATICAN CITY — Heads of state and royalty will start converging on Rome on Friday for the funeral of Pope Francis in the Vatican’s St.