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Spanish Civil War Marks 90 Years, Catholics Remembered as Victims

Erica Carlin July 18, 2026

The Spanish Civil War still casts a long, grim shadow 90 years after it began, and its darkest truth is hard to miss: a wave of anti-Catholic violence tore through Spain while the world argued

Email Request Not Found, Check Details and Resubmit

Erica Carlin July 18, 2026

The message is simple and blunt: the email requested is not found. That kind of error can stop a sign-in, block a password reset, or leave someone staring at the screen wondering what went wrong,

MS NOW Marks 30 Years of Liberal Broadcast Bias

Karen Givens July 18, 2026

MS NOW is marking three decades on cable with a lot of self-congratulation, even though the network’s big personality has long been less about balance and more about pushing one side’s worldview. What started as

House Committee Advances Chloe Cole Act, Curbing Transgender Treatments Under 19

Erica Carlin July 18, 2026

News House committee approves bill allowing victims of ‘trans’ drugs, surgeries to sue The Chloe Cole Act would also ban outright sex-change surgeries, puberty blockers, and hormone replacement therapy for anyone in the USA under

Community College Cuts Costs, Builds Family Wealth

Darnell Thompkins July 18, 2026

Here’s the basic case in plain English: if families want a real shot at building wealth instead of feeding lenders, they should look hard at community college and skilled trade training. The math is brutal

Rubio Warns Leftist Terror Threat Roots In Marxism

Erica Carlin July 18, 2026

Marco Rubio is taking aim at what he sees as a dangerous strain of far-left political violence, warning that it is not random chaos but part of a bigger worldview that rejects civilization, faith, and

iPhone Security Update Warns Users About New Hacker Risks

Dan Veld July 18, 2026

Apple users are getting another hard lesson in how fast a phone can go from trusted tool to open door. A new iPhone security problem has people scrambling to update, and the fix is not

Congress Must Act To Protect Legal Immigrants And Voting Rules

Dan Veld July 18, 2026

Latino voters are sending a message that should be hard to ignore: they want elections that are clean, secure, and fair. The SAVE Act has landed right in the middle of that conversation, and the

Aurora Police Probe Attempted Murder Tied To ICE Protesters

Dan Veld July 18, 2026

What started as a tense protest outside an ICE facility quickly turned into a violent scene, with a vehicle, a crowd, and a gunshot all colliding in a moment that left one woman wounded and

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Erica Carlin July 18, 2026

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Trump DOJ Blocked by Federal Judge in Washington Dispute

Dan Veld July 18, 2026

Washington state’s latest legal shakeup has put a new spotlight on the clash between President Donald Trump and the federal bench. A U.S. attorney appointment tied to Seattle was cut short almost immediately, and that

Canadians Push Back Against Intrusive Census Questions In Court

Erica Carlin July 18, 2026

Canadians are pushing back hard against a federal census they say goes far beyond basic household counting and steps straight into private life. A constitutional freedom group is heading to court over questions about religion,

Female Wrestler Seeks Court Block On Trans Sports Law

Erica Carlin July 18, 2026

Kallie Keeler’s case puts a bright light on a fight that has been building for years: whether girls should be forced to share athletic competition with biological males, and what happens when officials ignore complaints

Europe Track And Field Faces Renewed Olympic Sexism Debate

Dan Veld July 18, 2026

Europe’s move to clamp down on the camera’s habit of turning women athletes into side attractions has sparked a loud reaction, and not just from officials. The debate has quickly drifted past etiquette and into

Cycling Missionaries Raise Funds For Pregnancy Centers

Erica Carlin July 18, 2026

Biking for Babies turns a grueling summer ride into a pro-life fundraiser, with young adults cycling hundreds of miles to support pregnancy resource centers and the women who rely on them. The effort mixes endurance,

Democrats Back Graham Platner In Senate Debate Against Susan Collins

Dan Veld July 18, 2026

Democrats in Maine are staring at a messy Senate situation, and the latest debate over who can step into Graham Platner’s lane is feeding the fire. What was supposed to look like a smooth political

Trump International Airport Boycott Grows As United Airlines Faces Pressure

Dan Veld July 18, 2026

United Airlines is at the center of a fresh political flare-up after a leaked memo reportedly showed the carrier making a special offer to passengers upset about Trump International Airport. The move has sparked a

Cut Chinese Student Visas, Trump Election Claims Raise Alarm

Dan Veld July 18, 2026

The warning from the White House landed hard: if China has been poking at American elections and gathering sensitive information, Washington cannot keep pretending business as usual is good enough. That means the spotlight is

Cupich Memorial Sparks Catholic Concerns Over Suicide Teaching

Erica Carlin July 18, 2026

Cardinal Blase Cupich’s new cemetery memorial tied to suicide has stirred up a sharp Catholic debate, and the argument goes straight to the heart of how the Church speaks about suffering, mercy, and salvation. The

Manny Pacquiao Leads Pro Life Ad During World Cup Final Matches

Erica Carlin July 18, 2026

A new pro-life ad is set to hit a huge global stage during the final World Cup matches, and it uses one of boxing’s most recognizable names to make its point. Manny Pacquiao appears alongside

California Hate Crime Vandalism Probe Intensifies After Racist Incident

Dan Veld July 18, 2026

Vandalism at a Southern California elementary school has sparked outrage after hateful symbols and a racial slur were found on a fence near the campus. What should have been a quiet school setting was instead

Tucker Carlson Warns Flock Cameras Are Eroding Privacy Nationwide

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

Tucker Carlson is sounding the alarm over Flock surveillance cameras, arguing that a sprawling web of license plate readers and related camera systems is quietly gutting privacy in towns and cities across the country. He

Radiance Foundation Challenges Harvard Pro-Life Censorship Debate

Dan Veld July 17, 2026

At Harvard, a pro-life testimony can land like a match in dry grass. What should be a debate about life, law, and conscience instead turns into hostility, especially when the speaker refuses to back down

Trump Faces Iran’s Red Sea Shipping Threat, A Wider Test

Doug Goldsmith July 17, 2026

Checklist: focus on Trump, Iran, and the chessboard of strategy. Cover Tehran’s pressure tactics against shipping and energy routes. Explain the Tanker War lesson and the risk of a second chokepoint. Keep the discussion on

Cardinal Sarah Questions Church Authority To Suppress Latin Mass

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

Cardinal Robert Sarah is once again putting the Traditional Latin Mass back in the spotlight, and this time his message is blunt: the Church should think carefully before trying to shut down a liturgy that

Pope Leo Names Irish Bishop Backing Women’s Church Leadership

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

Pope Leo XIV has tapped Bishop Michael Router to lead the Diocese of Derry, putting a spotlight on a cleric whose public comments have pushed hard for women to take a bigger role in Church

Illinois State Police Arrest Teenagers In Murder Case

Dan Veld July 17, 2026

The case out of Illinois has turned into the kind of story that makes people stop cold. Two teenagers are now facing murder charges after authorities say disturbing messages and social media activity helped paint

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Delivers Epic Scope And Power

Doug Goldsmith July 17, 2026

Explore Christopher Nolan’s scale and ambition Highlight the core Odysseus story and the homecoming stakes Cover the major cast and the key characters they play Touch on the film’s visual craft and technical strengths Note

Peter Thiel Says Benedict XVI Believed End Times Were Near

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

Peter Thiel has stirred up a fresh round of attention by arguing that Pope Benedict XVI saw the world heading into an end-times moment, and he says that silence about the Antichrist is part of

Nonbinary Activist Launches Kitchener Mayoral Bid, Backs Safe Drug Sites

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

News ‘Nonbinary’ LGBT activist runs for mayor in Ontario city, pushes ‘safe’ drug sites David Alton, a ‘nonbinary housing advocate’ running for mayor in Kitchener, has also made openly blasphemous statements about Christianity. tawanroong/Shutterstock.com Comments

Ford And GM Face Pressure Over Driver Privacy Data Rules

Dan Veld July 17, 2026

Europe is pushing carmakers toward a future where vehicles do more than just drive. The growing debate is about whether the cabin should become a constant monitoring zone, with cameras and sensors tracking what drivers

Let Pharmacists Treat Rural Patients, Ease Doctor Shortages

Doug Goldsmith July 17, 2026

Rural patients are getting squeezed by a health system that is harder to reach, slower to move, and more expensive than it should be. When the nearest doctor is miles away and the wait for

Education Department Defends Homeschooling After Podcasters Attack Parents

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

The Education Department stepped into a fresh culture fight after two liberal podcasters mocked homeschooling and took aim at parents who choose to teach their kids at home. The response was blunt and unmistakable, pushing

Trump Warns Election Officials, Demands Clear Agenda for 2026

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

Trump’s address put election security back at the center of the conversation, and it did so in a way that was impossible to ignore. The bigger issue now is whether lawmakers and federal investigators turn

Blanche Vows To Stop Abortion Pills By Mail

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

Todd Blanche is drawing attention after telling senators he wants the government to move harder against abortion pills sent through the mail. His comments put a fresh spotlight on the Trump administration’s approach to abortion

Gavin Newsom Responds To JD Vance On Joe Rogan Podcast

Dan Veld July 17, 2026

JD Vance used a long, wide-ranging chat with Joe Rogan to hit a few of the biggest culture-war flashpoints all at once. He talked about Jeffrey Epstein’s files, brushed up against the strange world of

Markwayne Mullin Urges DHS Probe Into Voter Fraud Claims

Dan Veld July 17, 2026

Checklist: Foreign interference and the risk it poses to American elections Why states are being pushed to act faster on election security Markwayne Mullin’s warning about vulnerable voting systems The Department of Homeland Security’s role

Advocate Says Ontario Hospital Denies Care To Disabled Canadian

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

Roger Foley’s case has become a hard-edged warning about what happens when vulnerable patients are left to battle a system that should be protecting them. A disability advocate says the Canadian hospital where Foley has

Anna Paulina Luna, Eric Swalwell And Ruben Gallego Face New Questions

Dan Veld July 17, 2026

Ruben Gallego is facing serious allegations that have put a bright, ugly spotlight on his personal conduct and the people around him. The new claims are getting attention because they reach beyond one embarrassing headline

Mullin Defends ICE Traffic Stops Amid Deportation Push

Dan Veld July 17, 2026

ICE traffic stops are still on the table, but they are not being treated like a free-for-all. After a deadly stretch of violence tied to enforcement efforts, the rules around how these stops happen are

Sister Dede Byrne Warns Against Euthanasia And Church Crisis

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

Back — Video Topics | Pro-life | Pro-family | Catholic Church | Freedom Sister Dede Byrne on the crisis in the Church and the world The John-Henry Westen Show See More Sister Dede Byrne has

Cardinal Burke Urges Halt to Synodality Over Church Concerns

Erica Carlin July 17, 2026

Cardinal Raymond Burke is making a very blunt case against the Vatican’s synodality push, saying the whole project needs to be stopped, examined closely, and pulled back into line with the Church’s real mission. In

Baltimore Elderly Man Brutally Beaten In Armed Robbery Attempt

Dan Veld July 17, 2026

A violent street attack in Baltimore has left people stunned after police said an elderly man was cornered, beaten, and threatened during what looked like a brazen robbery attempt. The incident, caught on surveillance video,

Trump Pushes SAVE Act Amid Election Security Concerns

Dan Veld July 17, 2026

Donald Trump is pushing a familiar but explosive message: he says key people inside the government kept him in the dark about alleged Chinese interference in the 2020 election. The claim lands in the middle

Trump Weighs Iran Leadership Targets, Signals Close Watch

Kevin Parker July 16, 2026

Here’s the thing with Iran: the real danger isn’t just what gets said in public, it’s what happens behind the curtain. Trump made it clear he knows where the regime’s weaker layers are, but he

Aberdeen Employee Arrested Over Posts Celebrating Widdecombe Death

Erica Carlin July 16, 2026

Police in Scotland have arrested a University of Aberdeen employee after social media posts celebrating the death of former British MP Ann Widdecombe drew heavy backlash and pushed the case into a wider debate about

France Approves Euthanasia Bill, Macron Delivers Campaign Pledge

Erica Carlin July 16, 2026

France has crossed a line that will stir fierce debate for months to come, after lawmakers approved a bill legalizing euthanasia and assisted suicide. The measure now awaits constitutional review, but the political message is

Jetson ONE Personal Aircraft Draws Attention In Italy

Dan Veld July 16, 2026

There’s a fresh twist in the personal aviation world, and it has people talking because it sits right at the edge of wild dream and real-world machine. The Jetson ONE, a compact electric aircraft with

BRET BAIER Remembers LINDSEY GRAHAM As A Senate Bridge Builder

Erica Carlin July 16, 2026

Lindsey Graham left a mark that was bigger than any one vote, any one speech, or any one fight on the Senate floor. He was a relentless dealmaker, a social force, and a politician who

JD Vance Book Draws Criticism For Faith Chapter

Erica Carlin July 16, 2026

JD Vance’s memoir about faith is being read as more than a political book, and that is exactly why it draws such sharp reactions. It presents a story about conversion, family, and public life, but

Blackburn Pushes Memphis Crime Crackdown Amid Safety Concerns

Dan Veld July 16, 2026

Memphis has become the latest flashpoint in a bigger fight over crime, accountability, and who gets punished for speaking plainly. A local mother says she was pushed out of her job after raising alarms about

Housing Bill Becomes Law, Congress Presses For More Action

Ella Ford July 16, 2026

Checklist: housing reform and the new law, the role of federal incentives, the fight against private equity in housing, the push to lower costs beyond housing, and the case for Congress to keep moving. The

Canada Must Secure The Northern Border To Protect Trade

Brittany Mays July 16, 2026

Canada’s northern frontier is no longer some sleepy stretch of ice and trees. It has turned into a serious security gap, and the United States is paying attention because the stakes are huge, from cartel

Cardinal Sarah Warns EU Gender Ideology And Radical Islam Threaten Humanity

Erica Carlin July 16, 2026

Cardinal Robert Sarah used a European Parliament appearance to deliver a sharp warning about the forces he sees pressing hardest on modern society. He argued that gender ideology and Islamic fundamentalism are not side issues,

Booker Presses Hegseth On Hormone Therapy, Military Policy

Dan Veld July 16, 2026

Pete Hegseth’s latest military message sparked a fresh round of outrage from Democrats and CNN voices who seem more interested in clutching pearls than talking about strength, readiness, and standards. The dispute turned into a

SCOTUS Signals Congress Must Act On Birthright Citizenship

Dan Veld July 16, 2026

Congress is being handed a clear signal, and it should not waste it. The fight over birthright citizenship is back in the spotlight, and the real question now is whether lawmakers will do their job

Belgian Archbishop Backs Married Priests, Urges Church Debate

Erica Carlin July 16, 2026

Belgium’s top Catholic archbishop has put a fresh spotlight on one of the Church’s biggest pressure points: whether married men should be ordained. Archbishop Luc Terlinden said married priests would be “an enrichment for the

Andy Serkis Teases New Lord Of The Rings Plans

Dan Veld July 16, 2026

Andy Serkis has stepped into the conversation around The Lord of the Rings and the topic of diversity, pushing back on the idea that the franchise needs to be judged by today’s political standards. The

House Ethics Committee Scrutinizes George Santos Amid New Pressure

Dan Veld July 16, 2026

George Santos is back in the spotlight, and this time it is not in a hearing room or a Capitol hallway. The former congressman, whose name has become shorthand for scandal, is heading into the

Tom Homan Addresses Florida Fatal Shootings After DHS Action

Dan Veld July 16, 2026

President Trump’s latest move on immigration enforcement has stirred up fresh debate inside his own administration, with ICE now being pushed back into the kind of street-level work that puts agents directly in contact with

Mitch McConnell Faces New Political Pressure In Senate

Dan Veld July 16, 2026

McConnell’s latest health update has stirred up fresh concern, not because it answered everything, but because it left the biggest questions hanging in the air. The situation has people watching closely, wondering what it means

Email Request Not Found, Prompting Search For Missing Message

Erica Carlin July 16, 2026

The message is simple and frustrating: the email request cannot be matched to a record, so the process stops right there. That kind of dead-end can catch anyone off guard, especially when you expect a

Liberal Podcasters Slam Homeschooling, Sparking Backlash Over Christians

Erica Carlin July 16, 2026

Blogs Liberal ‘I’ve Had It’ podcasters rant against homeschooling A bigoted tirade opposing homeschooling by co-hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan was really an expression of their hatred toward Christians. Angie Sullivan and Jennifer Welch

Marine Veteran Faces New Scrutiny Over Trump Threat Case

Dan Veld July 16, 2026

Four things drive this story: a Marine veteran’s words, the backlash they sparked, the political fallout, and the fact that he is now running for Congress. The fight centers on a statement aimed at President

New Hampshire Requires Schools To Inform Parents On Gender Issues

Erica Carlin July 16, 2026

New Hampshire has put a new school transparency law on the books, and it lands squarely in the middle of the fight over parents, schools, and gender issues. Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed legislation that requires

Trudeau Appears In Katy Perry Promo Amid Church Arson Outcry

Erica Carlin July 16, 2026

Justin Trudeau has landed in the middle of a fresh controversy after showing up in the background of a promo tied to Katy Perry’s new song “Watch It Burn.” The clip has set off a

Netflix Faces Backlash Over Gone With The Wind Racism Debate

Dan Veld July 16, 2026

Netflix is catching heat after a blunt synopsis for the classic film Gone with the Wind landed in front of viewers and set off a fresh wave of outrage. The wording hit a nerve because

Spain Coach Prays Daily In Thanksgiving, Not For Wins

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

Luis de la Fuente is drawing attention for something rare in modern sports: a coach talking about faith without turning it into a victory speech. As Spain pushed through the 2026 World Cup, he made

SSPX Excommunications Expose Deep Catholic Church Divide

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

Back — Video Topics | Pro-life | Pro-family | Catholic Church | Freedom The SSPX excommunications have forced the Church crisis out in the open Faith & Reason See More The excommunications of the Society

Treasury Plans Trump Gold Coin For US 250th Anniversary

Dan Veld July 15, 2026

The Treasury has rolled out a bold new $1 gold coin for the nation’s 250th anniversary, and the design has already lit up the political internet. With President Donald Trump’s image on the coin, the

Supreme Court Security Funding Rises As Threats Surge 38 Percent

Darnell Thompkins July 15, 2026

Barrett and Kagan’s appeal for more security has put a harsh spotlight on the growing pressure around the Supreme Court, especially as threats keep climbing and the political temperature stays red hot. The justices are

Pakistani Court Denies Christian Teen Return After Abduction

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

An 18-year-old Christian girl in Pakistan is now at the center of a wrenching court battle after being abducted, taken from her family, and forced into Islam. Her relatives went to court hoping to bring

Bishop Eleganti Co-Launches Group Challenging German Synodal Way

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

A new lay initiative in Germany is stepping into the spotlight with a clear mission, to push back against the direction of the German Synodal Way and defend Catholic teaching without apology. Pro Fide Ecclesiae,

House And Senate Move To Advance SAVE America Act

Dan Veld July 15, 2026

House Republicans are tying the SAVE Act to a must-pass funding bill, and that move is putting the spotlight on Senate leaders who now have to decide how far they want to push the fight.

Congress Can Fund Veterans Care Without Cutting Disabled Benefits

Darnell Thompkins July 15, 2026

Congress is staring at a familiar test: whether it can deliver for veterans without turning disabled heroes into the bill payers. The fight centers on the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act, a package that

Supreme Court to Weigh Home Prayer Permits in Key Case

Ella Ford July 15, 2026

The Supreme Court is set to look at a case that cuts straight to a basic American question: can a city make people jump through zoning hoops before they can defend their right to pray

Vatican-Backed Group Joins ICE Check-Ins, Pushes Immigrant Aid

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

For this story, I will focus on the Vatican-backed immigration tour, the role of Father Mattia Ferrari, the cities and groups involved, the link to liberation theology, and the reaction around Pope Leo XIV’s support.

Dutch Hospitals Expand Abortions Up To 24 Weeks

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

Hospitals in the Netherlands are preparing to extend abortion access from 22 weeks to 24 weeks of pregnancy, a move that has quickly sparked outrage and renewed debate over where medicine ends and ideology begins.

Josh Slocum Sparks Intervention Talk Over Pop Culture Commentary

Dan Veld July 15, 2026

I went into this as a longtime Madonna fan, expecting the same electric chaos and fearless spectacle she built her legend on. Instead, one last concert left a very different impression, with the kind of

Washington State Teacher Pleads Guilty in Sex Crimes Case

Dan Veld July 15, 2026

A former first-grade teacher in Washington state is now facing the fallout from a case that has shocked parents, students, and the wider community. What began as troubling allegations has turned into a guilty plea

US Israel Alliance, Protects Lives, Supports American Jobs

Doug Goldsmith July 15, 2026

America’s bond with Israel is not some act of charity that runs one way and stops there. It is a real strategic partnership built on shared interests, shared values, and a long record of giving

Early Alzheimer’s Treatment Offers Patients More Time

Darnell Thompkins July 15, 2026

Alzheimer’s can feel like it arrives with a thief’s patience, quietly taking memories, routines, and confidence piece by piece. But there is a growing reason for hope: earlier diagnosis and newer anti-amyloid treatments are giving

UCSF Chancellor Says Transgender Person Can Have Baby, Sparking Backlash

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

UC San Francisco’s top doctor found himself in hot water after congressional questioning pushed him to defend language that blurs a basic biological reality. The exchange centered on DEI policies, gender terminology in medical training,

SSPX Charlotte Community Acquires 26 Acres For Church Expansion

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

The Charlotte-area SSPX community has made a big move by securing 26 acres in Iron Station for a major church expansion, and the plan already has real momentum behind it. What started as a long

AI, Faith, And Humanism Collide In New Debate

Dan Veld July 15, 2026

The AI age is forcing a strange but important question into the open: how much humanism is too much? As machines get better at doing what people once thought only people could do, the real

California DMV Faces Probe Over Commercial Licenses, DHS Involves DOJ

Dan Veld July 15, 2026

Sean Duffy is taking aim at what he sees as a dangerously soft response to a deadly trucking case, and the outrage is hard to miss. At the center of it is the idea that

Email Request Not Found, Check Details And Try Again

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

The message is blunt and frustrating: the email address being looked for simply is not in the system. That kind of dead-end can stop a login, block a password reset, or make a sign-up attempt

Democrats’ Affordability Claim Crumbles In Costly Blue States

Brittany Mays July 15, 2026

Democrats love to sell themselves as the party of lower costs, but the numbers keep telling a very different story. The places they run most often are also the places where housing, energy, taxes, and

New Hampshire Transgender Athletes Drop Lawsuit After Supreme Court Ruling

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

The legal fight over New Hampshire’s ban on males in girls’ high school sports has come to a close after the Supreme Court backed similar laws and made the challenge effectively pointless. That shift wiped

Moygashel Bonfire Burns Mosque Replica Amid Border Protest Backlash

Erica Carlin July 15, 2026

The annual Moygashel bonfire in Northern Ireland once again landed at the center of a fierce political and cultural fight, this time with a sharper focus on radical Islam and immigration. The display mixed old

Charlottesville Group Pushes Back On Robert E Lee Statue Debate

Dan Veld July 15, 2026

Charlottesville’s old Robert E. Lee statue story has taken another sharp turn, and this time the bronze itself is being remade into something new. The latest chapter centers on what happens when a monument tied

Peter Kreeft Shares Moving Marriage Advice After Wife Dies

Erica Carlin July 14, 2026

Catholic philosopher Peter Kreeft opened up about love, grief, and marriage after losing his wife of 63 years, Maria Antoinette Kreeft. In a conversation that was both raw and deeply personal, he described marriage as

Learning Disabilities Lead Children Toward Holiness in Latin Mass

Erica Carlin July 14, 2026

Amy Coney Barrett Urges Action Against Political Violence

Dan Veld July 14, 2026

Justice Amy Coney Barrett has brought fresh attention to the ugly reality of swatting, the kind of threat that turns a home into a scene of panic in seconds. The episode tied to her family

Ontario Court Strikes Down Ban On COVID Mandate Billboard

Erica Carlin July 14, 2026

Ontario’s latest court ruling puts a hard stop to a government ban that tried to silence a political billboard criticizing COVID mandates. The case centered on George Katerberg, a retired HVAC technician and former business

Cordileone Urges Easier Access To Latin Mass After SSPX Move

Erica Carlin July 14, 2026

Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone is urging the Church to make room for the Traditional Latin Mass with less friction and more trust. His comments came after the Society of St. Pius X consecrated four bishops without

CDC Warns Of Cyclospora Risk After Taco Bell Concerns

Dan Veld July 14, 2026

Taco Bell is facing a wave of attention after health officials linked a possible outbreak of Cyclospora to food sold at several locations. The situation has turned into a fast-moving public health story, with customers,

ACLU Plans $25 Million Midterm Push On Abortion And Trans Issues

Erica Carlin July 14, 2026

The ACLU is heading into the 2026 midterms with a huge war chest, and it is aiming that money squarely at abortion, gender politics, and the broader fight over who controls the terms of the

Federal Judge Blocks IRS Settlement, Trump Administration Presses Appeal

Dan Veld July 14, 2026

Here’s the tight version of what matters: a federal judge has put the brakes on a proposed settlement tied to Trump’s anti-weaponization fund, the court’s tone was sharp, and the dispute centers on whether the

New York Nursing Home Medicaid Oversight Faces Fraud Questions

Dan Veld July 14, 2026

New York’s latest home-care fraud mess is a brutal reminder that Medicaid can turn into a giant magnet for bad behavior when the rules are loose and the oversight is weak. The system was built