Grace WhitmoreDelaware has recently made headlines by passing a law that allows terminally ill patients to choose assisted suicide, marking a significant moment in the ongoing national debate surrounding end-of-life options. This legislation, known as House Bill 140, was signed into law by Governor Matt Meyer and has stirred a mix of responses from various advocacy … Read more
In a surprising turn of events, Lou Prevost, brother of the newly elected Pope Leo XIV, recently met with former President Donald Trump at the White House. This meeting took place just hours after Trump expressed his eagerness to connect with the pontiff’s sibling. The encounter was highlighted by Margo Martin, a special assistant to … Read more
The Impact of "Live Not By Lies": A Call to Christian Resilience in a Changing World In a time when the fabric of society seems increasingly frayed, the release of the documentary miniseries "Live Not By Lies" has sparked significant conversation among Christians and concerned citizens alike. Based on Rod Dreher’s bestselling book, this four-part … Read more
In a significant legal development, the grassroots organization Defending Education has initiated a lawsuit against the state of Colorado, challenging the constitutionality of a newly enacted law that mandates the use of chosen names for transgender individuals. This law has raised serious concerns regarding free speech rights and parental authority, igniting a heated debate within … Read more
In a dramatic turn of events, a Republican senator has accused Democratic colleagues of obstructing the confirmation of President Donald Trump’s nominee for U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See, just days before the formal installation of Pope Leo XIV. This situation has sparked significant debate and raised eyebrows in Washington, as the country prepares for … Read more
Bishop William J. Barber II is gearing up for a significant "Moral Monday" event outside the United States Supreme Court next month, following his recent arrest during a protest in the Capitol Rotunda. This gathering, scheduled for June 2, aims to rally individuals of conscience against proposed federal budget cuts that threaten vital welfare programs. … Read more
On January 29, 2025, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced intense scrutiny during a Senate Finance Committee hearing regarding the safety of the abortion pill, mifepristone. As concerns about chemical abortions resurface, Kennedy assured senators that he has initiated a thorough review of the medication following alarming findings … Read more
Understanding Leviticus 20:7 can feel a bit daunting at first. This verse is part of the Old Testament law given to the Israelites. It carries significant weight and meaning, especially in a modern context. So, what does it really say, and how can we apply it to our lives today? Let’s break it down together. … Read more
Rachel Faulkner Brown: From Grief to Grace – A Ministry for Widows In the heart of America, a remarkable journey is unfolding, led by Rachel Faulkner Brown, a Gold Star widow who has channeled her profound loss into a powerful ministry. After losing two husbands, Rachel turned her grief into a mission to support widows, … Read more
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is currently investigating a hospital in New Mexico over allegations that it forced pro-life staff to participate in abortion procedures. This inquiry comes in response to claims made by the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), a conservative legal group that has been actively defending … Read more