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J.D. Power 2026 Tire Satisfaction, Sam’s Club Beats Costco

Erica Carlin May 9, 2026

Costco and Sam’s Club are two of the biggest names people think of when it’s time for new tires, and J.D. Power’s 2026 customer satisfaction rankings make clear that the shopping experience can vary widely

Pro-Life Groups Air PSAS, Offer Abortion Pill Reversal

Erica Carlin May 9, 2026

Three pro-life groups have launched a national broadcast campaign to get one message into living rooms and clinics: after taking the first abortion pill there may still be a chance to continue the pregnancy. The

Assisted Dying Bill Sparks Bishop’s Call For Catholics To Oppose

Erica Carlin May 9, 2026

Bishop Marc Aillet has called on Catholics to pray, fast, and pressure lawmakers over France’s proposed assisted dying bill, arguing it weakens the legal taboo against killing and puts vulnerable people at risk. His appeal

Pope Leo XIV Marks One Year, Reshapes Global Church

Erica Carlin May 9, 2026

One year on, the Vatican marked the moment when Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was chosen as the 268th successor of St. Peter and took the name Pope Leo XIV, stepping onto St. Peter’s Basilica balcony

Cardinal Müller Rebukes Church Homo Lobby, Condemns Blessings

Erica Carlin May 9, 2026

Cardinal Müller issued a sharp critique of currents inside the Church he sees as undermining longstanding teaching, naming a “homo lobby” and warning against changes to marriage theology. His remarks call out specific practices and

Vatican Rejects Marxist Blessings, Keeps Heterodox Same Sex Blessings

Erica Carlin May 9, 2026

Pope Leo met with Cardinal Marx amid a public debate over how the Vatican handles pastoral care and official guidance on blessings. The meeting underscored a split: the Vatican publicly rejects Cardinal Marx’s proposed, described

Former West Virginia Bishop Faces Credible Abuse Accusations

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

Michael Bransfield served as the bishop of West Virginia and later as a leader at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, and he has been the subject of credible accusations that he abused priests

Reynolds Set To Sign Law Requiring In-Person Abortion Drug Dispensing

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

Gov. Kim Reynolds is expected to sign House File 2788, a law that will require abortion-inducing drugs to be dispensed in person rather than sent through the mail. This article explains what the bill does,

Radiant Mobile Enforces Permanent Pornography Blocks, Parental Filters

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

Radiant Mobile is a new wireless service that enforces strict filters on sexually explicit material and certain political and social content, while giving parents some control over less strict filters. The carrier applies non-bypassable blocks

Wealthy UK Men Face Charges For Grooming Young Males

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

Prosecutors say a group of wealthy men in the UK stands accused of systematically targeting vulnerable young males, cultivating friendships that turned into grooming, and inviting victims into private residences and other premises where alleged

Immigrant Voices Across America Reaffirm Promise And Resilience

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

I launched “The Case for America” and asked everyday Americans to tell their stories, and what came back was a steady stream of pride, grit and practical optimism. Voices from immigrants, veterans, manufacturers, parents and

Pope Leo XIV Faces Backlash Over LGBT Meetings, Synod Report

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

Pope Leo XIV’s first-year controversies over LGBT issues have stirred sharp debate, centered on a high-profile meeting with a pro-LGBT religious figure and a Vatican synod final report that some read as saying homosexual relationships

Lawyers Warn Bill C-22 Threatens Canadian Privacy, Charter Rights

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

Bill C-22 is back in the spotlight as lawyers and scholars warn it hands too much power to the state to monitor online life, raising sharp questions about privacy and constitutional rights. This piece looks

Louisiana Says Mail Abortion Rule Produced Thousands Illegal Abortions

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

Louisiana says a Biden administration rule that permits abortion pills to be mailed into the state has produced thousands of illegal abortions, a claim that cuts straight into the fight between federal policy and state

Fulton Sheen Insisted Tabernacle Center, Banned Modern Priest Dress

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

This piece looks at Archbishop Fulton Sheen’s insistence that the tabernacle stay central in church spaces, his strict standards for priestly dress, and how those choices reflected a larger theology that the Eucharist is the

Report Documents Escalating Israeli Targeting Of Christians In Holy Land

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

This article examines a reported incident in which Israeli troops entered a St. George feast near Bethlehem and used tear gas against Christian pilgrims, highlights the wider concerns for Christians in the Holy Land, and

Pakistan Court Upholds Forced Marriage, Overrides Punjab Age Law

Erica Carlin May 8, 2026

Pakistan’s highest constitutional court has upheld the marriage of Maria Shabaz, a girl who was reportedly 13 when she was taken and married to a man in his thirties, and the decision has raised urgent

Iran Nuclear Talks Face Skepticism, US Must Retain Leverage

Erica Carlin May 7, 2026

This piece argues that Americans want peace but must use decisive leverage, including sustained military readiness, to force a truly verifiable settlement with Iran; diplomacy without teeth has failed before, and any deal must include

Sabastian Sawe Balances World Marathon Record, Parish Service

Erica Carlin May 7, 2026

Sebastian Sawe’s recent marathon world record made headlines, but his life off the course is what really stands out: a Kenyan athlete deeply rooted in Catholic practice who shows up at Mass, helps in parish

Lebanese Prelates Demand Government, Global Action Over Damage

Erica Carlin May 7, 2026

The Melkite Catholic hierarchy in southern Lebanon has publicly denounced widespread destruction and urged both Beirut and the wider world to step in, calling the damage ‘a deep wound in the national and human conscience.’

Vatican Elevates Progressive Bishops, Raising Church Concern

Erica Carlin May 7, 2026

The Church is facing a sharp debate over language and leadership as conversations once considered fringe now appear in Vatican forums; the reshaping of sin and moral language, ties to public figures, and recent episcopal

Civil Marriages Now Outnumber Catholic Weddings In Ireland

Erica Carlin May 7, 2026

By 2024 civil ceremonies had overtaken Catholic weddings in Ireland, a clear sign that fewer couples are choosing the Church as the setting for marriage and that Catholic practice and belief have waned in the

Trump Repeats Claim Pope Endorses Iran Nuclear Weapons, Pope Denies

Erica Carlin May 6, 2026

This piece looks at a public clash of statements between Donald Trump and Pope Leo XIV over Iran’s nuclear ambitions, teases out the political and moral angles, and points to why clarity on deterrence matters

Prediction Markets Gain New Consumer Protections From Senators

Erica Carlin May 6, 2026

Prediction markets are emerging as a practical, real-time signal of what people expect to happen, and that makes them important. This piece explains why Americans, investors, and policymakers should treat these markets seriously, how a

Alberta Nets Nearly Double Signatures For Secession Vote Against Carney

Erica Carlin May 6, 2026

Alberta Prosperity Project says it has gathered nearly double the signatures needed to force a referendum on leaving Canada, driven by frustration with policies tied to Mark Carney’s left-leaning agenda. The movement frames this as

Church Urges Voters To Heed Eternal Consequences Now

Erica Carlin May 6, 2026

The moment has arrived for clear talk: if gentle civic appeals fail to move voters away from laws that enable abortion, religious leaders should plainly explain the spiritual consequences at stake. This is not about

Abortion Activists Push Public To Deny Fetal Personhood

Erica Carlin May 6, 2026

In 2026, the fight over abortion messaging keeps getting uglier as activists push language meant to erase the humanity of the unborn. This piece pulls apart that tactic, the medical reality behind it, and why

Sailors Trapped, Bishop Warns They Are Cut Off At Sea

Erica Carlin May 6, 2026

The Apostleship of the Sea is raising alarms and asking for prayers as crews in the Strait of Hormuz find themselves isolated, facing shortages and limited contact with families, while maritime and church leaders press

Attorneys Urge Survivors To Accept $800 Million Archdiocese Settlement

Erica Carlin May 6, 2026

The Archdiocese of New York has proposed an $800 million settlement to resolve decades of abuse claims, offering at least $250,000 to each survivor while attorneys urged quick acceptance to avoid the risk of drawn-out

SSPX Facing Vatican Scrutiny Over Auxiliary Bishop Consecrations

Erica Carlin May 6, 2026

The Society of Saint Pius X is on the brink of new episcopal consecrations, and that move has intensified a showdown over authority, canon law, and how to read the reforms of the Second Vatican

Alberta Premier Refuses To Enforce Bill C-9, Protecting Bible Quotes

Erica Carlin May 6, 2026

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has announced her province will refuse to enforce Bill C-9, arguing the measure crosses a line by turning religious beliefs into potential criminal conduct. Her stance centers on protecting religious speech,

Upgrade Home Security Today With Smart, Affordable Camera Options

Erica Carlin May 6, 2026

{{unknown}} is the focal point here: a compact look at why gaps matter, how they shape choices, and what practical steps help when certainty is out of reach. Every decision-maker runs into the unknown sooner

Aaron Rose Philip Signed, First Black Trans Model With Quadriplegic CP

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

Aaron Rose Philip has become a visible figure in fashion conversations about inclusion, accessibility, and representation. This article looks at why that matters, how the industry reacted, and what her visibility reveals about changing expectations

Synod, Study Group 9 Report Questions Sinful Nature Of Homosexuality

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

The recent Final Report from Synod on Synodality Study Group 9 has stirred debate by leaning on personal testimonies that question whether homosexual acts are necessarily sinful, and by suggesting the discussion over same-sex ‘marriage’

Minnesota Fraud Probe Exposes Widespread State, Federal Failures

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

The nation is facing a sprawling problem of fraud in government programs, exposed by high-profile cases and audits that show checks are weak, oversight is patchy, and bad actors are siphoning taxpayer dollars meant for

Unknown Data Gap Prompts Urgent Policy Action From Experts

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

{{unknown}} This piece digs into why the unknown grabs us, how it shapes choices, and practical ways to move forward when answers are scarce. You’ll get clear reasons curiosity beats fear, simple habits to make

Trump Survives WHCD Shooting, Brewer Promises Free Beer If Killed

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

This piece examines the news that Kirk Bangstad, the owner of Minocqua Brewing Company, is running for governor of Wisconsin and revisits controversial comments he reportedly made about former President Trump. It lays out why

Gerrymandering Threatens Voter Power Every Census, Experts Warn

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

Gerrymandering quietly rewrites who gets heard in American politics, not by changing minds but by drawing lines that decide which votes count. This piece walks through how the map becomes a weapon, why it matters

Canadian Entertainer Faces Human Rights Hearing Over Rainbow Crosswalk

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

A local performer in Alberta is set to appear before the Alberta Human Rights Commission after handing out flyers opposing a planned ‘pride’ rainbow crosswalk, touching off a debate over free speech, community values, and

Polyamory Advocates Push For Legal Protections Now

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

Policymakers are facing another cultural flashpoint as polyamory activists push for legal recognition and anti-discrimination protections. They argue the case using the same logic that propelled support for same-sex ‘marriage’ and broader LGBT legal wins.

OnlyFans, Pornography Harm Relationships, Republican Lawmaker Warns

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

Republican James Fishback criticized the influence of OnlyFans and similar porn platforms, arguing they harm personal and professional life; this piece looks at his message, the cultural and policy angles behind it, and what conservatives

OpenAI Sued After Failing To Warn Authorities About Tumbler Ridge

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

Families of victims from the Tumbler Ridge school shooting have filed lawsuits accusing OpenAI of letting a violent actor use its tools without warning authorities, and they contend the company’s systems played a role in

Bill C-9 Sparks Canadian Protest Over Biblical Quotes

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

Canadians gathered on May 1 outside roughly 44 Liberal MPs’ offices to push back against Bill C-9, a measure seen by many as a direct attack on free speech and religious conscience because it would

Israeli Attacks Target Churches, Push Christians From Holy Land

Erica Carlin May 5, 2026

This piece looks at recent reports alleging damage to Christian religious sites and schools in the region, examines the wider claim that such actions are pushing Christians from the Holy Land, and outlines what responsible

Synodality Threatens Church, Theologian Urges Faithful To Write To Pope

Erica Carlin May 4, 2026

This piece examines a pointed critique from a theologian about the current synodal process, the claims made about its origins, and a public call to action directed at Pope Leo and the Vatican. It lays

Pope Urges Foundation To Boost $15M Evangelical Mission Funding

Erica Carlin May 4, 2026

The pope urged the Papal Foundation to consider expanding its financial backing for the Church’s missionary work, even as the foundation announced a record $15 million in grants for 2026; the tone was one of

Pope Leo XIV Endorses Competing Catechism Rule on Capital Punishment

Erica Carlin May 4, 2026

This piece takes a clear look at a clash inside the Church: a modern pope’s revision on capital punishment and a new claimant to papal authority who backs it, and what that collision means for

Swiss Bishop Warns Over Homosexuality, Cites Studies On Male Victims

Erica Carlin May 4, 2026

Swiss bishop Marian Eleganti has publicly pointed at what he calls the “elephant in the room” in the wake of clerical abuse scandals, arguing that the pattern of male victims in Church studies raises urgent

Alito Temporarily Restores Biden FDA Mail Order Abortion Rule

Erica Carlin May 4, 2026

Justice Samuel Alito issued a temporary order that puts the Biden FDA’s mail-order abortion pill rule back in effect for the moment, and that order is set to expire May 11. This move opens another

Trump Surgeon General Saphier Praises Life, Won’t Condemn Abortion

Erica Carlin May 4, 2026

Nicole Saphier’s nomination for surgeon general puts a young conservative voice into a national health post where questions about life, gender policy, and vaccines are already front and center. The pick highlights a personal story

Traditional Latin Mass Can No Longer Be Excluded, Abbot Affirms

Erica Carlin May 4, 2026

Abbot Primate Jeremias Schröder of the Benedictines insists the traditional Latin liturgy belongs in the life of the Church, arguing that recent moves made it impossible to banish the rite entirely and that it will

90-Year-Old Protester Convicted Under FACE Act, Blocking Clinics

Erica Carlin May 3, 2026

Eva Edl, a 90-year-old who survived a Soviet death camp, was convicted under the FACE Act after blocking access to abortion facilities in Tennessee and Michigan during the Biden administration; her case has become a

Fifth Circuit Rules For Louisiana, Pro-Life Victory Over Biden FDA

Erica Carlin May 3, 2026

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has sided with Louisiana in a legal challenge to the Biden administration’s FDA policy on abortion medication, handing a clear win to pro-life advocates and raising immediate questions about

Sons Of The Most Holy Redeemer Reject Vatican II Reforms, Seek Remedy

Erica Carlin May 2, 2026

The Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer have openly criticized the reforms that followed the Second Vatican Council and are urging a clear path forward to address what they see as lasting problems. This article

Faith Community Confirms Sister Marie-Reine Identity, Seeks Answers

Erica Carlin May 2, 2026

A Catholic sister in Jerusalem has become the focus of concern and compassion after an assault left her shaken but deeply rooted in faith. Community members, religious leaders, and neighbors have responded with offers of

Tina Shah Backs Minors’ Gender Transition, Campaigns in Swing State

Erica Carlin May 2, 2026

Tina Shah is campaigning in favor of child ‘sex changes’ in a competitive state, and that stance deserves attention and scrutiny. This article lays out the political stakes, the concerns voters should weigh, the likely

Nonbinary Wesley Han Uses Women’s Bathroom, Prompts Privacy Debate

Erica Carlin May 2, 2026

Wesley Han, a 30-year-old actor who identifies as ‘non-binary’ and uses ‘they/them’ pronouns, prefers to use the women’s bathroom when wearing “traditionally feminine attire.” This piece looks at that personal choice, how clothing and identity

Canada Reports 129 Babies Born Alive After Failed Abortions

Erica Carlin May 2, 2026

Recent official data shows 17 infants were born alive after failed abortions in Alberta last year and 129 across Canada. That fact alone raises urgent ethical and legal questions about how our medical system treats

Documents Show Biden Used Benghazi Code To Shield Planned Parenthood

Erica Carlin May 2, 2026

Newly surfaced documents suggest the Biden administration used the code word ‘Benghazi’ to hide potentially improper COVID-era loans to Planned Parenthood, prompting sharp criticism from pro-life leaders and Republicans who say this smells like a

Conservative Leaders Criticize Diocese Backing Great Rome Mosque Event

Erica Carlin May 1, 2026

The Diocese of Rome has announced a Christian-Muslim gathering at the Great Mosque of Rome, citing the precedents of recent popes and the guidance of the Second Vatican Council; the plan has drawn both praise

Father Perricone Reaffirms Mother Teresa’s Moral Judgment, Posts Photo

Erica Carlin May 1, 2026

Fr. John Perricone is pushing back after questions arose about his citation of St. Mother Teresa’s “unsparing judgment,” and he has produced a personal photograph with the saint to back up his account. The image

Scholastic Pushes Pro LGBT Guide Into K12 Classrooms, Families Warn

Erica Carlin May 1, 2026

Scholastic, long known as the world’s largest children’s book publisher, has pushed itself into the culture wars by promoting explicit pro-LGBT themes for K-12 classrooms, including a 2024 pride guide aimed at teachers. This article

Laredo Bishop Appointment Sparks Calls For Accountability, Transparency

Erica Carlin May 1, 2026

Pope Leo XIV’s appointment of Fr. John Gomez as Bishop of Laredo has stirred sharp debate across the diocese, touching on past internal investigations, questions about process, and the relationship between local Catholics and Vatican

Seminary Peer William Thomas Warns Synodal Project Threatens Tradition

Erica Carlin May 1, 2026

Professor William Thomas, who once sat in seminary classes alongside Pope Leo XIV, has raised serious concerns about the ongoing synodal project and what it might mean for Catholic life and governance. This piece looks

Catholics Urged To Defend Magisterium, Reject Synodal Modernism

Erica Carlin May 1, 2026

Professor William Thomas issues a blunt wake-up call for Catholics facing a clear crossroads: embrace a Synodal path he calls “diabolical” and shaped by Modernist errors, or return to the Church’s authentic Magisterium grounded in

Pope Leo XIV Acts To Safeguard Traditional Latin Mass, Promote Unity

Erica Carlin May 1, 2026

Elise Ann Allen, a journalist and biographer, says Pope Leo XIV is weighing a decision on the Traditional Latin Mass and is trying to find a way forward that strengthens unity rather than fuels division.

Cardinal Marx Praises Pope Leo XIV, Champions Same Sex Blessings

Erica Carlin May 1, 2026

Cardinal Reinhard Marx publicly applauded Pope Leo XIV’s first year, highlighting a focus on peace and the poor “in continuity with Pope Francis,” while also drawing attention to Marx’s recent prominence over promoting same-sex “blessings,”

Walmart Spring Tools Help Americans Stock Up, Built To Last

Erica Carlin April 30, 2026

Walmart has rolled out a fresh lineup of spring-ready tools, and this article highlights the standout picks, what makes them useful, and how to choose what fits your needs. You’ll get clear takeaways about cordless

Samsung Tablet Could Replace Your Laptop, We Tested

Erica Carlin April 30, 2026

We put a high-end Samsung tablet through real-world use to see if it can genuinely stand in for a laptop, testing performance, keyboard and accessory behavior, multitasking, battery life, and the software gaps that matter

House Moves To Shield Americans Serving In IDF, Secure Job Protections

Erica Carlin April 30, 2026

This piece examines a House proposal to extend U.S. legal and workplace protections to Americans who join the Israeli Defense Forces, weighing the political fallout from declining public support for Israel and the shadow of

AG Rokita Rejects Court Claim Of Religious Liberty Abortion Right

Erica Carlin April 30, 2026

Indiana’s legal fight over abortion is sharpening into a clear debate about what religious liberty actually protects and what the state can reasonably regulate. The state attorney general has pushed back hard against a lower

Defend Parish Autonomy, File Reconsideration Within 10 Days

Erica Carlin April 30, 2026

The laity only have 10 days from an official decree of closure to file a request for reconsideration, so acting quickly and deliberately is essential. This article lays out what parishioners should prioritize, how to

Pope Leo XIV Actions Threaten Unity, Signal Doctrinal Drift

Erica Carlin April 30, 2026

The past week in Rome has reopened tough questions about unity, authority, and direction inside the Catholic Church, with reports about possible measures involving the Society of Saint Pius X and a set of public

Pope Leo XIV Approves Amazonian Objectives, Commits Church To Synod

Erica Carlin April 30, 2026

Pope Leo XIV sent a video message approving of the ‘objectives’ of the Amazonian ecclesial body as they vowed to implement Francis’ ‘deeply synodal’ plans, and this article examines what that endorsement means for the

Makita Offers Trusted Tools Lineup, Essential For DIYers

Erica Carlin April 29, 2026

Makita makes a huge range of tools that appeal to DIYers who want reliability, modular batteries, and a clear upgrade path. This article walks through what to consider when picking Makita gear, which tool families

Christian School Ousted After Girls Forfeit Over Transgender Player

Erica Carlin April 29, 2026

The Mid Vermont Christian School was removed from its athletic league after its girls’ basketball team declined to play a tournament game when a six-feet tall player identified as a “transgender” male was set to

Border Patrol Urgently Secures Crossing, Protects American Communities

Erica Carlin April 29, 2026

This article examines the notion behind the token {{unknown}} and why uncertainty matters in everyday choices and public conversation. It looks at how ambiguity can be a practical signal rather than a flaw, and why

Parents Demand Answers After Church Denies Communication

Erica Carlin April 29, 2026

What happened at the Confirmation Mass in Charlotte sparked immediate frustration and public questions about pastoral practice and respect. A number of families at the altar rail were denied Communion while others received it, and

Russia Designates LGBT Network Extremist, Upholds Christian Revival

Erica Carlin April 29, 2026

Russia has officially labeled the Russian LGBT Network as “extremist” at the same moment a visible Christian revival is reshaping public life, and this pairing tells you everything you need to know about how religion

Peckford Rejects Supreme Court Factum, Defends Notwithstanding Clause

Erica Carlin April 29, 2026

Former Newfoundland premier Brian Peckford sharply criticized the federal government’s legal brief to the Supreme Court asking for constraints on the notwithstanding clause, calling the move “out of line.” This piece examines the politics and

Discount Tire Unlocks Hidden Perks, Maximize Tire Value Today

Erica Carlin April 29, 2026

Discount Tire can feel pricey up front, but there are practical, often-overlooked perks and services that stretch every dollar after purchase. This piece walks through the kinds of support you might get, how those extras

Florida Bans Local Governments From Granting LGBT Preferences

Erica Carlin April 29, 2026

Florida’s new law stops local governments from endorsing or favoring people based on specific identity categories, and it prevents public agencies from offering certain pro-LGBT training. The measure, signed at the state level, aims to

Pope Benedict Resignation Sparks Canon Law Doubts, Protect Tradition

Erica Carlin April 29, 2026

John-Henry Westen and Paul Kramer discuss whether Pope Benedict XVI’s resignation complied with canon law and how the distinction between munus and ministerium could change our view of subsequent papal claims. Their conversation focuses on

Angry Young Americans Reject Institutions, Threaten Public Safety

Erica Carlin April 28, 2026

Young Americans are frustrated, restless and increasingly dangerous, and that anger is rooted more in ideology than in material need. We see privileged, highly educated young elites embracing a politics of guilt and resentment that

Pro-Life Advocate Rose Docherty Arrested Again, Free Speech At Risk

Erica Carlin April 28, 2026

Rose Docherty was arrested a second time under a law that makes it a crime to engage in behavior likely to ‘influence someone’s private decision to use abortion services.’ This short piece looks at what

Taylor Marshall Condemns Pope Leo For Recognizing Heretical Archbishop

Erica Carlin April 28, 2026

Pope Leo’s recognition of an Anglican leader stirred sharp disagreement from conservative commentators, and one former Anglican priest turned Catholic has weighed in with a stark verdict. He argues that recognizing a figure he calls

Trump Calls 60 Minutes Disgraceful For Quoting WHCA Manifesto

Erica Carlin April 28, 2026

President Trump’s reaction to the White House Correspondents’ Association attack, his criticism of a televised reading of the suspect’s manifesto, and a larger argument about how society studies and responds to politically charged violence are

Tennessee Gov Lee Signs Law As DOJ, DEA Reclassify Medical Marijuana

Erica Carlin April 28, 2026

On the same day the U.S. Department of Justice and DEA moved to reclassify medical marijuana as less dangerous, Tennessee’s Republican governor signed a law to keep that federal change from automatically taking effect inside

Federal Renews Sandy Hill Drug Site, Ford Demands Action

Erica Carlin April 28, 2026

Ottawa’s Sandy Hill supervised consumption site received a one-year federal renewal in March even as Ontario’s premier publicly called supervised consumption a ‘failed experiment’ and local law enforcement and families voiced safety concerns. This piece