By Joshua McElwee BAMENDA, Cameroon, April 16 (Reuters) - Pope Leo blasted leaders who spend billions on wars and said the world was "being ravaged by a handful of tyrants", in unusually forceful remarks in Cameroon on Thursday days after U.

Louis Prevost, the brother of Pope Leo XIV, who's an ardent supporter of President Donald Trump, received a bomb threat at his home in Illinois. The post Pope Leo’s MAGA Brother Receives Bomb Threat Amid Trump’s Attacks on the Pontiff first appeared on Mediaite.

A YouTube user shared the alleged audio in a lengthy video following President Trump's Truth Social post criticizing Pope Leo XIV.

Pope Leo continued criticizing wars and world leaders in a speech in Cameroon on Thursday, insisting “the world is being ravaged by a handful of tyrants,” after a week of attacks from President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance,

The Trump administration canceled funding for the Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami used for an unaccompanied immigrant minor program.

The brother of Pope Leo XIV was reportedly the victim of a hoax bomb threat in a suburb outside of Chicago, according to police and media reports. The New Lenox, Illinois, Police Department said in a Facebook post on April 15 that it had responded to a “reported bomb threat at a private residence” in the Chicago suburb about 40 miles outside of the city center.

Police in suburban Chicago are investigating an unfounded bomb threat directed at the home of Pope Leo's brother. It comes following a recent public exchange between the pope and President Trump.

Pope Leo, on tour in Africa, delivered a speech that could escalate his feud with Trump. It comes a day after the president shared a fresh AI Jesus image.