Grace Whitmore

In a historic moment for the Catholic Church, Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected as Pope Leo XIV, becoming the first American pope in history. His election has sparked a whirlwind of reactions, particularly regarding his potential approach to church doctrine and social issues. Critics are quick to label him as a “woke” pope, but … Read more

President Donald Trump has made headlines once again with his recent nomination of Dr. Casey Means for the position of Surgeon General in his administration. In a post on Truth Social dated May 7, Trump expressed his admiration for Means, highlighting her impressive qualifications and her commitment to the health of the American populace. He … Read more

A new legislative effort is emerging from a group of Republican senators aiming to address grievances faced by U.S. servicemembers during the COVID-19 vaccine mandate era. The Reaffirming Every Servicemember’s Trust Over Religious Exemptions (RESTORE) Act, championed by Senators Ted Cruz, Rick Scott, Katie Britt, and Mike Lee, seeks to establish a Special Review Board … Read more

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has recently signed Senate Bill 185 into law, marking a significant shift in how the state addresses the medical needs of trans-identified inmates. This legislation prohibits the use of state funds for sex-reassignment surgeries and hormone therapies for inmates, reflecting a growing trend among states to reevaluate the allocation of taxpayer … Read more

Vice President J.D. Vance recently shared his thoughts on the election of Pope Leo XIV, marking a significant moment in the history of the Catholic Church as he becomes the first American pontiff. Speaking during an interview with radio host Hugh Hewitt, Vance expressed both excitement and concern regarding the intersection of faith and politics. … Read more

In a significant turn of events, the Episcopal Church has decided to end its partnership with the U.S. government regarding refugee resettlement. This decision comes in the wake of a controversial request to assist in resettling a group of white Afrikaners from South Africa, which has sparked a broader conversation about race, justice, and the … Read more

In a world where headlines often scream for attention, it’s essential to pause and reflect on the stories that truly matter to the Christian community. The past week has been filled with significant events, inspiring moments, and even a few humorous anecdotes that remind us of our shared faith. Here’s a roundup of the latest … Read more

President Trump’s Week: Trade Deals, Immigration Policies, and a New Pope In an eventful week, President Donald Trump has been busy addressing key issues that resonate deeply with many Americans, particularly those in the Christian community. From trade negotiations to immigration policies, the administration is making headlines and stirring conversations across the nation. One of … Read more

Montana has recently enacted a significant piece of legislation aimed at safeguarding the rights of parents and faith-based foster and adoption agencies from discrimination based on their religious beliefs regarding sexuality. Signed into law by Governor Greg Gianforte, House Bill 655 is a pivotal move in the ongoing conversation about the intersection of faith, family, … Read more

The ongoing legal battle surrounding the abortion pill mifepristone continues to unfold, with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) recently advocating for the dismissal of a case that challenges the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) updated dispensing requirements. This case, which has garnered significant attention, raises important questions about state authority and the regulation of … Read more