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Church Members Demand Countercultural Shepherds, Firm Moral Leadership

Erica Carlin February 9, 2026

The laity expect pastors who stand as clear witnesses against prevailing cultural currents rather than mirrors of them, and this piece explores why attempts at over-relatability can hollow out moral authority and confuse the faithful,

Fernández Wins First Round, Voters Reward Pro Life Agenda

Erica Carlin February 9, 2026

Fernández sealed a decisive first-round win with more than 48 percent of the vote, running a campaign built on clear pro-life and pro-family promises. Her success shows that a values-first message still moves voters, and

John Paul II Sought Prayers, Lefebvre Excommunications Invalid

Erica Carlin February 9, 2026

This piece revisits concerns raised by Fr. Malachi Martin about a crisis of leadership in the Catholic Church and questions around clergy discipline, touching on his claim that John Paul II sought prayers that ‘Satan

Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show Divides Nation, Undermines Unity

Erica Carlin February 9, 2026

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show landed like a cultural grenade: hyped, polarizing, and ultimately framed as a unifying moment that left a lot of viewers feeling alienated. This piece walks through the buildup, the

Leadership Silence Threatens Flock, Guardians Punished

Erica Carlin February 8, 2026

Bishop Strickland warns that “the Church is facing a ‘real emergency’,” and this piece follows that blunt claim with focused points: the danger of silence, the cost of tolerance without correction, the strain on faithful

Washington Post Cuts 300 Jobs, NPR And PBS Cling To Taxpayer Subsidies

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

The sudden Washington Post buyouts sparked an ugly mix of moralizing and entitlement from publicly funded broadcasters, and this piece walks through how NPR and PBS reacted, why their outrage rings hollow from a conservative

Edmonton Jury Grants Reduced Assault Sentence, Prioritizes Heritage Claim

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

This article examines a troubling sentencing decision in Edmonton where a jury apparently reduced punishment because the defendant’s mother is Indigenous, even though the jurors noted he “had not been exposed to indigenous culture.” It

Super Bowl Pro Life Ad Inspires Women To Choose Life

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

A high-profile Super Bowl LX commercial promoting adoption grabbed attention and sparked praise from pro-life voices, with commentator Riley Gaines saying the spot is rare and worth the expense if it persuades even one woman

Overturn Obergefell Campaign Launch Counters Provocative Online Video

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

A gaudy online musical from an LGBT couple went viral just a day after a national campaign aimed at rolling back the Supreme Court’s 2015 Obergefell ruling instituting homosexual ‘marriage’ was announced, and the show’s

Hollywood Pushes OBAA For Best Picture Despite Radical Politics

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

The argument here is simple: “One Battle After Another” — often called “OBAA” — is a technically strong movie that also wears its politics on its sleeve, and those politics, combined with current events and

Derick Hall Earns NFL Pro Bowl Spot After Mother’s Relentless Fight

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

Derick Hall survived an unimaginable start to life and now stands on the biggest stage in pro football, a leap from fragile newborn to Super Bowl competitor that many doctors once thought unlikely. His story

Americans Left Waiting 13 Hours While DC Officials Lied

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

The arrest tied to the 2012 Benghazi attacks reopened old wounds and forced a hard look at who failed Americans when they needed help most. This piece lays out the facts around the arrest, the

New Files Reveal Epstein Invitation To Serrano Piss Christ Exhibit

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

The Epstein files show a connection many did not expect: artist Andres Serrano extended a personal invitation to Jeffrey Epstein to attend his controversial ‘P— Christ’ exhibit at a Manhattan gallery, a detail that has

Conservative Groups Warn Pope Cutting Traditional Mass Fuels SSPX

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

Una Voce and the Latin Mass Society told Pope Leo and the bishops that limiting access to the traditional Latin Mass risks pushing those attached to it toward the SSPX, warning that exclusion can breed

Courage International Meets Vatican, Defends Traditional Marriage

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

Pope Leo met with representatives of Courage International, a ministry that supports Catholics who experience same-sex attraction, in a meeting that drew attention because it followed public comments from Father James Martin about expectations for

Bishop Stefan Oster Defies Synodal Way, Upholds Church Doctrine

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

German Bishop Stefan Oster has publicly rejected certain Synodal Way proposals, standing against measures he sees as incompatible with church teaching. He specifically opposes calls for blessings of gay couples and the introduction of women

Expose UIC Nursing Abortion Training, Demand Accountability Now

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

The University of Illinois Chicago’s College of Nursing recently held a training seminar that teaches nursing students procedures that end the lives of preborn children, and that decision raises serious questions about ethics, professional focus,

Prime Minister Imposes Tough Emissions Mandates, Boosts EV Incentives

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

This piece examines a government plan to tighten vehicle emissions rules for model years 2027 through 2032 while pushing large incentives for electric cars, and looks at the likely consequences for consumers, the auto market,

Catholic Leaders Defend Tradition, Call Church Renewal This Weekend

Erica Carlin February 7, 2026

This weekend a focused conference will tackle questions around faith, worship, and witness in today’s unsettled cultural landscape, featuring speakers like Father Chad Ripperger and Bishop Joseph Strickland and streamed for remote viewers. Hosted by

Defend Church Integrity, Uphold Individual Responsibility Before God

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

People often notice cracks in institutions and wonder what that means for faith and duty, and this piece looks squarely at the answer: personal responsibility before God does not vanish when the Church is wounded.

Notre Dame Betrays Faith, Hires Vocal Abortion Advocate

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

Susan Ostermann’s appointment at the University of Notre Dame has sparked sharp criticism from conservative circles because it clashes with the school’s Catholic identity and core values. This article looks at why the hire feels

Minneapolis Protests Threaten Public Safety, Bolster Police

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

I argue that the unrest in Minneapolis revealed a dangerous drift away from common-sense law enforcement and toward policies that hollow out public safety. The rush to defund police after George Floyd produced predictable chaos,

Phone Detox Canary Challenge Reclaims Life, Breaks Tech Dependence

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

The Canary Challenge is a simple, practical plan that leads people through a focused phone detox and into a follow-up “grow” phase designed to push them back into real life. It frames the problem as

LSNTV Hits Milestone After YouTube Censored LifeSite

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

LifeSiteNews Television has reached a clear milestone: LSNTV now sits above 100,000 subscribers and its founder, John-Henry Westen, accepted YouTube’s Silver Creator Award. That win comes even after previous clashes with the platform over LifeSite’s

Connecticut AG Partners With Abortion Group, Opens Legal Hotline

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

Connecticut Attorney General William Tong teamed up with ‘Reproductive Equity Now Foundation’ to roll out a hotline offering confidential legal advice to people seeking abortions and the professionals who provide them. This move puts a

Republican Infomercial Star Launches Bid To Unseat Rep John Carter

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

Vince Shlomi, best known from late-night infomercials, has jumped into the Republican primary in Texas to challenge longtime GOP Rep. John Carter, bringing a pro-life message and a past that has raised eyebrows. His candidacy

Terrorist Inmate Sues For Gender Reclassification, Taxpayer Cost

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

Michael Hari, a convicted domestic terrorist serving a 53-year sentence, is asking to be reclassified as female and to receive a prison-authorized ‘sex change’, a request that raises immediate questions about safety, medical precedent, and

Conservative Jordan Schwarzenberger Defends Faith, Urges Renewal

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

Jordan Schwarzenberger, 28, has begun talking openly about the Faith, and this piece follows what he’s been saying and why it matters. He presents a clear interest in foundational points like original sin and institutional

Sidemen Alum Converts To Traditional Catholicism, Rejects Modernism

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

John-Henry Westen reports on the public and surprising religious turn of Jordan Schwarzenberger, a former secular media executive and creative force behind the Sidemen, who has embraced traditional Catholicism and now openly rejects modernist and

JCCF Demands Permanent Stay After Hidden Settlement Revealed

Erica Carlin February 6, 2026

The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms says it is asking for a permanent stay after new details surfaced about an undisclosed settlement tied to the $290 million lawsuit against the Freedom Convoy. This development raises

Saint Agatha Defies Persecution For Faith And Chastity

Erica Carlin February 5, 2026

St. Agatha is celebrated as an early Christian martyr who endured horrific punishment rather than renounce her faith or surrender her commitment to chastity. This article traces the traditional story, the historical setting, devotional practices

New Bishops Must Rise To Care For Souls, Protect Tradition

Erica Carlin February 5, 2026

This article explains why Fr. Pagliarani insists new bishops are needed to sustain pastoral care in the face of what he calls doctrinal collapse, liturgical suppression, and Rome’s refusal to offer lasting protection for the

Episcopal Succession Debate Forces Society To Protect Tradition

Erica Carlin February 5, 2026

The Society of Saint Pius X, commonly called the SSPX, is reported to be in talks with the Vatican that began last year, and those discussions are focused on one core issue that could shape

Alberta Demands A Say On Judicial Appointments, Holds Back Funding

Erica Carlin February 4, 2026

Alberta’s premier has drawn a hard line over who gets a say when judges are appointed, saying the province won’t bankroll new positions unless it has input. This stance turns a normally behind-the-scenes process into

Alberta Demands Input On Judicial Appointments, Withholds Funding

Erica Carlin February 4, 2026

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has insisted the province must have a say on every future judicial appointment, warning her government will withhold funding for any new positions unless that consultation happens. This stance frames a

SSPX Consecrations Deepen Church Authority Confusion, Strickland Warns

Erica Carlin February 4, 2026

This piece looks at recent moves by the Society of Saint Pius X on episcopal consecrations, what those decisions mean for Church authority, Bishop Joseph Strickland’s concerns about growing confusion, controversy over the removal of

Bishop Strickland Warns SSPX Bishop Consecrations Threaten Church Unity

Erica Carlin February 4, 2026

This article examines recent turmoil in the Catholic world: how SSPX choices about consecrating bishops challenge Church authority, why Bishop Joseph Strickland warns of growing confusion, whether Pope Leo XIV’s move on Marian titles intensifies

Melania Trump Executive Produces Film, Reclaims First Lady Spotlight

Erica Carlin February 4, 2026

Melania Trump has broken new ground as the first sitting first lady to executive produce a feature film, giving a close, visual look at the twenty days before her return to the White House and

Economy Anxiety Grows Despite Low Inflation, Leaders Act Now

Erica Carlin February 4, 2026

The U.S. economy shows solid headline numbers, but many Americans feel squeezed by high prices and costly housing, leaving younger generations frustrated and forced into tough choices; this piece looks at public sentiment, the real

Religious Freedom, Aaron Edwards Appeals Christian College Firing

Erica Carlin February 4, 2026

Aaron Edwards is appealing a court ruling that upheld his termination after he publicly opposed homosexuality, and he argues that freedom of religion must be protected within Christian colleges. The case tests whether institutions that

Conservative Parents Rally After Ms Rachel Likes Antisemitic Post

Erica Carlin February 4, 2026

This piece looks at a recent online moment called the “battle of the Rachels,” contrasting a mass influencer’s reach with a lifetime educator’s deep work on Jewish history and antisemitism, and argues for clear accountability,

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Erica Carlin February 4, 2026

Zurich officials are backing a rule that would force every hospital and care home to offer assisted suicide, removing protections that let religious facilities refuse to take part. This move turns conscience protections into optional

Culture Celebrates Abortion Advocates, Eroding Moral Norms

Erica Carlin February 4, 2026

This piece looks at the cultural reaction when someone frames an abortion as an achievement tied to what a child would have been like today, argues why that response reveals deeper problems, and outlines where

Catholic Charities Placed Children With Unvetted Sponsors, Endangered

Erica Carlin February 3, 2026

Catholic Charities is facing sharp criticism after reports that children placed with unvetted sponsors in the U.S. later suffered exploitation, including forced labor, sex trafficking, and other forms of abuse. The controversy is fueling questions

Beef Claim Spurs Conservatives To Demand Evidence, Over Methane Study

Erica Carlin February 3, 2026

Polytechnique Montreal’s Sustainability Office claims that beef is 10 times more polluting than chicken, and that beef is a source of methane pollution. This article looks at that claim, explains the basic science behind methane

Fatima Secret Warns Of Global Chastisement, Civil Liberty Threat

Erica Carlin February 3, 2026

Fr. Paul Kramer sits down for a deep conversation about the suppressed Third Secret of Fatima and the grim pattern he believes it reveals for the present age. He connects prophecy and Church history to

Catholic Students Defy Elements, Hold Candlelight Mass for Faith

Erica Carlin February 3, 2026

Catholic students at High Point University gathered for a candlelight Mass despite cold and wet conditions, showing steady devotion in the Diocese of Charlotte, which is overseen by Bishop Michael Martin. The outdoor service brought

Economy Growing, Inflation Cooling, Trump Policies Deliver Results

Erica Carlin February 3, 2026

The piece argues that the economy is stronger than most media portrayals, that President Donald Trump has real achievements to tout, and that liberal narratives and policy choices are distorting public perception and confidence. It

Protect Retiree Savings, Stop State Seizure Of Dormant Accounts

Erica Carlin February 3, 2026

A retiree tucked six figures into a credit union savings account thinking it was safe, then found the account closed and the funds marked as sent to the state; this article walks through what happened,

Saint Blase Upholds Steadfast Faith, Inspires Courage Under Torture

Erica Carlin February 3, 2026

St. Blase stands as a vivid example of a healer whose life bridged medicine, ministry, and martyrdom; this article explores his role as a physician, his pastoral care as a bishop, the legends that followed

American Churches Must Mobilize To Protect Christian Communities

Erica Carlin February 3, 2026

This article explains why growing reports of Israeli settler violence against Palestinians have Christian leaders sounding the alarm and why American churches are being urged to organize, speak up, and act to protect vulnerable communities

Epstein Emails Expose Trans Agenda, Billionaire Backers

Erica Carlin February 3, 2026

Matt Walsh of The Daily Wire published emails that, according to his reporting, show continued contact after conviction between Jeffrey Epstein and figures identified as LGBT activists and wealthy supporters, all allegedly promoting a transgender

Ontario Euthanasia Approval For Mobile Cerebral Palsy Man Raises Alarm

Erica Carlin February 2, 2026

An Ontario man with cerebral palsy who could move on his own was approved for euthanasia after telling authorities his main suffering came from chronic isolation and a lack of human contact. The case has

Protect Elderly Dignity, Preserve Lives With Compassionate Care

Erica Carlin February 2, 2026

This piece argues that older adults are an essential part of our communities, deserving dignity, care, and attention rather than being treated as burdens. It looks at the practical and moral reasons to invest in

Russia Bans International Surrogacy, Defends Family Values

Erica Carlin February 2, 2026

This piece looks at Russia’s recent move to ban international surrogacy and the wider push against child trafficking, framed as a victory for faith-based activism and human dignity. It examines how religious leaders and conservatives

Secure Borders Now, Restore Law And Order Nationwide

Erica Carlin February 2, 2026

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Veteran Actress Dies At 71, Never Divorced, Cherished As Mother

Erica Carlin February 2, 2026

She died at age 71 and is remembered for putting family first, valuing her Catholic roots, and describing herself as ‘not that religious,’ while still practicing prayer and staying married through a long life in

Conservatives Press Joly, Defend Free Speech Against Internet Bill

Erica Carlin February 2, 2026

The House of Commons committee turned tense when Conservatives pressed Industry Minister Mélanie Joly over a proposed law that would limit online activity, raising big questions about free speech, government power, and how far Ottawa

Church Confronts Internal Confusion That Threatens Traditional Faith

Erica Carlin February 2, 2026

The Church has weathered external storms for centuries, but what now threatens it most is a steady erosion from inside: mixed messages, unclear teaching, and weakened structures of formation. This article looks at how internal

SSPX Bishops, Move To Protect Tradition With New Consecrations July 1

Erica Carlin February 2, 2026

The Society of St. Pius X announced that its bishops were instructed to “proceeding with new episcopal consecrations” on July 1, a directive issued in an official press release by Superior General Fr. Davide Pagliarani

Trump Defends Parents’ God-Given Right, Reins In Leftist Schools

Erica Carlin January 31, 2026

President Trump pushed school choice and parental authority front and center, promising to fight left-leaning influences in education and restore family-centered control over kids’ learning. He framed the debate as protecting values and giving parents

Demand Border Security Now, Enforce Immigration Laws

Erica Carlin January 31, 2026

This piece examines the quiet presence of hidden web trackers and what they mean for everyday privacy. It looks at why tiny pixels and mysterious tags show up on sites, who benefits from them, and

Critic Says Israel Funding Zionist Prophets, Threatening Catholics

Erica Carlin January 31, 2026

This piece examines a contested claim that outside funding is pushing a Zionist line inside Catholic circles and looks at the implications for religious autonomy, transparency, and free speech. It lays out why the question

ADF Accuses Noblesville High Of Violating Pro Life Students’ Rights

Erica Carlin January 31, 2026

The Alliance Defending Freedom says Noblesville High School crossed a constitutional line when it removed pro-life posters and stripped a student group of club status for messages including ‘Defund Planned Parenthood.’ The dispute centers on

Video Shows Pretti Provoking ICE, IVF Selection Threatens Dignity

Erica Carlin January 31, 2026

Newly released video has changed the narrative around the fatal encounter involving Alex Pretti and immigration agents, and this article explores what that footage shows, how activist pressure is shaping confrontations with ICE, the unsettling

US Treasury Rebukes Mark Carney Over WEF New World Order Remarks

Erica Carlin January 31, 2026

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney for comments at the World Economic Forum that could damage trade talks by invoking a ‘new world order.’ The reaction highlights how political rhetoric

Governor Praises LGBT Agenda, Opposes Male Participation In Women’s Sports

Erica Carlin January 31, 2026

Gavin Newsom has publicly called it unfair for gender-confused males to compete against biological females while simultaneously presenting himself as a strong supporter of LGBT causes, and that split raises real questions about principle versus

Senators Reject Assisted Suicide, Defend Vulnerable Patients

Erica Carlin January 31, 2026

Senators in France voted to strip a Macron-backed measure of any provisions that would allow doctors to intentionally end the lives of patients suffering advanced illnesses. The move puts the legislature on a different track

Bishops Warn Against Dining Over Saint Peter’s Tomb

Erica Carlin January 30, 2026

The Vatican has confirmed plans to add a terrace restaurant near St. Peter’s Basilica, a proposal that has sparked debate over respect for sacred space, practical logistics, and the church’s need for revenue; several prelates,

Florida Couple Sues IVF Clinic After DNA Mix Up, Demand Accountability

Erica Carlin January 30, 2026

A Florida couple filed a lawsuit after an IVF clinic’s mistake led to the mother giving birth to a child who was not genetically related to them, sparking questions about laboratory safeguards, emotional fallout, and

Congress Moves To Rein In Federal Spending, Protect Taxpayers

Erica Carlin January 30, 2026

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Border Security Demands Action, Congress Must Enforce Rules

Erica Carlin January 30, 2026

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Antifa Leader Seeks Asylum, Blames Backlash From Own Provocations

Erica Carlin January 30, 2026

A self-described Antifa leader who posted videos of himself in women’s clothing is saying he must flee “political persecution” after being removed from Venmo and Instagram following his role in stirring unrest in Minneapolis. This

Priests Launch Faith Based Care Home, School For 50 Children

Erica Carlin January 30, 2026

The priests of a religious order are spearheading the creation of a care home and residential school in Tanzania designed for 50 children with physical, intellectual, and developmental disabilities. This project aims to offer stable

Nemours Hospital Fires Employee Over Faith, Violates Religious Liberty

Erica Carlin January 30, 2026

Nemours Children’s Hospital dismissed Christian Marin after he refused a COVID-19 vaccine on religious and pro-life grounds, while reportedly allowing other staff to avoid the jab through religious exemptions “whose objections it deemed theologically valid.”

Conservative MP Warns Canada’s Assisted Dying Regime Erodes Dignity

Erica Carlin January 30, 2026

Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney and other conservative voices have reacted with outrage after reports that a woman was euthanized without consenting, calling the act a moral failure and a warning about Canada’s assisted dying

Church Leaders Must Reclaim Truth, Confront Institutional Decay

Erica Carlin January 30, 2026

Fr. Charles Murr’s path into the priesthood reads less like a tidy vocation story and more like a confrontation with real trouble inside the Church, a search for solid ground after faith was shaken by

Border Security Demand Rises, Conservatives Call For Action

Erica Carlin January 29, 2026

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Jackson County Sheriff Arrests Librarian, Recruiting To Kill Trump

Erica Carlin January 29, 2026

The Jackson County, West Virginia, sheriff’s office announced that a local librarian was arrested for ‘social media recruitment of individuals’ to assassinate President Trump. The arrest has put a spotlight on online speech, public safety,

Majority Of Candidates Warn Foreign Powers Use Social Media

Erica Carlin January 29, 2026

Polling from Canada’s 2025 race shows a clear unease: a majority of candidates worry outside actors are shaping voter views through digital channels. That concern touches on national sovereignty, the integrity of campaigns, and the

Pope Must Retract Mater Populi Fidelis, Protect Mary

Erica Carlin January 29, 2026

A concise response has emerged to Pope Leo XIV’s continued endorsement of the Vatican note Mater Populi fidelis, which many call a direct affront to the Blessed Virgin Mary’s singular place in Christian salvation. The

Spanberger Ends ICE Coordination With State Police, Risks Safety

Erica Carlin January 29, 2026

Virginia just flipped its switch and the state is already moving fast toward policies that will make life harder for law-abiding residents. Governor Abigail Spanberger wasted no time undoing cooperation between state law enforcement and

Ortega Government Bars León Clergy From Performing Pastoral Duties

Erica Carlin January 29, 2026

The Ortega government’s order that priests in the Diocese of León remain confined to their parishes and halt pastoral visits and preaching is a blunt attack on religious liberty and community life. This move isolates

Republicans Push For Immediate Border Security Funding Now

Erica Carlin January 29, 2026

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Pope Leo XIV Pushes Unity That Weakens Catholic Identity

Erica Carlin January 29, 2026

Pope Leo XIV’s recent remarks during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity and the Vatican’s new appointments have raised sharp concerns about the Church’s direction, suggesting a shift toward unity built on shared feeling

Jesuit Priest Damian Howard Left Amid Alleged Sexual Abuse Claims

Erica Carlin January 29, 2026

A Jesuit priest who served as a university chaplain in Oxford left his post last year amid allegations described in official statements as “professional misconduct,” while an individual has come forward saying the misconduct involved

Four Women Tell Judge Abortions Caused Suicidal Thoughts, Trauma

Erica Carlin January 28, 2026

Four women told a Missouri judge that abortion left them suicidal, traumatized, and given the wrong information, a firsthand challenge to the idea that abortion is routine ‘health care.’ These accounts raise hard questions about

Justice Ministry Moves To Scrap Prison Penalties, Critics Warn

Erica Carlin January 28, 2026

Poland’s Justice Ministry has proposed removing prison penalties for insulting “religious feelings,” a change that has sparked sharp debate about free speech, religious liberty, and equal protection. Critics warn the move could invite desecration while

Obergefell Decision Erodes Children’s Right To A Mother Or Father

Erica Carlin January 28, 2026

The Obergefell ruling reshaped marriage law and sparked a fierce debate about what the state owes children when it defines family. This piece argues from a conservative perspective that the decision brought benefits for some

Trump Demands Minneapolis Turn Over Illegal Criminals

Erica Carlin January 28, 2026

President Donald Trump offered Minneapolis leaders a clear deal: pull back federal heavy hitters and accept targeted cooperation on criminal cases, or face continued federal action. He swapped in Border Czar Tom Homan, laid out

ADF Attorney Urges Council To Defend Founding Prayer Rights

Erica Carlin January 28, 2026

The county council recently stopped opening meetings with the prayer “‘Our Father’” after an atheist group threatened a lawsuit, and that move has sparked a debate about religious expression in public life and the legal

Cardinal Zuppi Defies Bishops’ Paper, Reasserts Church Authority

Erica Carlin January 28, 2026

Cardinal Matteo Zuppi has publicly pushed back against legalizing euthanasia, marking a clear break from the stance previously reflected in the Italian Bishops’ Conference’s official newspaper. His comments arrived just before a major parliamentary vote,