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In a case involving a Jan. 6 Capitol riot defendant with a broken wrist, a federal judge held the District of Columbia's corrections director and jail warden in contempt of court Wednesday. And he's asking the Justice Department to investigate whether the civil rights of other inmates arrested in the riot are being abused.
Medical workers in New York can seek religious exemptions from a state COVID-19 vaccine mandate while a lawsuit challenging the requirement advances, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
Americans are already feeling the strain of higher prices and shipping delays which the White House and businesses across the country are warning could go on for many more months.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s recent meeting with Pope Francis does not signal a papal endorsement of her views on abortion, the archbishop of San Francisco said in a television interview on Oct. 13.
The White House has confirmed that President Joe Biden and his wife Jill will meet with Pope Francis on Oct. 29 at the Vatican.
A federal judge on Tuesday granted a preliminary injunction against New York's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for healthcare workers after a group of 17 Christian medical professionals, including doctors and nurses, protested in a lawsuit that the mandate violated their religious freedom by not allowing employers to consider religious exemptions.
The Biden administration is facing major backlash for pushing to give the IRS banking information for millions of Americans and businesses.
Perhaps more surprising is a recent analysis by The Washington Post which attempts to depict abortion as "broadly legal" around the globe. The United States is one of only a handful of nations, including China and North Korea, to permit late-term abortion on demand after 20 weeks.
When Bishop Edward Burns on November 6 celebrates the annual diocesan Mass for newlyweds he views it as a way to reassure them that the diocese is committed to them, which he says is essential nationwide.
The Supreme Court’s precedents on legal abortion are so tangled and misguided that abortion law should be returned to the people and their representatives in the legislatures, backers of a Mississippi ban on abortions after 15 weeks have said.
