The Chicago White Sox, coming off a 102-loss season, had the highest odds to win the weighted lottery at 27.73% and will ...

As Pope Leo XIV, the first American leader of the Catholic Church, embarked on his first foreign trip, CBS News' Chris Livesay presented the pontiff with a very American family heirloom.

Tis the season of giving, so what are you getting the baseball fan in your life? On Thanksgiving, the world’s most famous White Sox fan -- Pope Leo XIV -- received many gifts from those onboard the ...

Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago native and noted White Sox supporter, received a unique gift honoring his baseball fandom.

Pope Leo XIV became the most famous Chicago White Sox fan on earth seemingly overnight. It happened the moment he was elected earlier in 2025, surpassing former President Barack Obama for that ...

The Chicago White Sox won the first overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft and it might be thanks to one important man.

Gift Article 10 Remaining As a subscriber, you have 10 articles to gift each month. Gifting allows recipients to access the article for free. Chicago White Sox owner-in-waiting Justin Ishbia today ...

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Pope Leo XIV got an unforgettable Thanksgiving surprise on a flight to Turkey when CBS correspondent Chris Livesay gifted him a bat once used by White Sox legend Nellie Fox. Thanksgiving turned into ...

The Pope Leo XIV x White Sox connection just got stronger. The second news broke that the new pope was American — and born and raised in Chicago — every sports fan in the country had exactly one ...

CBS News foreign correspondent Chris Livesay gifted Pope Leo XIV a prized baseball bat once owned by a Chicago White Sox legend.

The dumbing down of America is best represented by the baseball cap, once worn as a practical sun shield but now resting on the noggins of presidents and pizza deliverers, not always easy to tell ...