U.S. Charges Mexican Governor with Drug Trafficking
Family & Society Post Date: April 30, 2026 Sinaloa state Gov. Ruben ...
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More Cyberattacks Coming, ‘Incompetent’ US Government Unprepared
Cyber security analysts are warning of new threats against the United States with one former Defense Intelligence Agency officer sounding an alarm saying an "incompetent" government is unprepared for what may lie ahead.
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‘God Protected Him’: Texas Man Who Found Missing Toddler Praises God for Miraculous Rescue
Tim Halfin, a regional director for a pharmacy in Magnolia, Texas, is giving God all the glory after he miraculously found a little boy who had been lost in the woods for three days.
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Catholic doctor seeks to help patients better recover from ICU | Crux Now
PICS is the syndrome of diseases that develop mainly in the brain, nerves, and muscles of a person’s body when she or he is critically ill in an ICU, creating a disabling form of physical limitation.
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Smaller dioceses struggle to realize Pope’s synod vision | Crux Now
Earlier this week Bishop James Tamayo of Laredo had yet to find someone to lead his diocesan synodal process. The diocese has been persistent, Tamayo said, but each person they’ve considered couldn’t make the commitment on a volunteer basis.
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Texas abortion law survives injunction effort; Supreme Court challenge next
A federal appeals court has allowed a heartbeat-based Texas ban on abortion to remain in effect, rejecting the U.S. Department of Justice’s efforts to reinstate an injunction. Biden administration officials have pledged to ask the Supreme Court to reinstate an injunction.
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Federal judge rules Baltimore cannot block Church Militant rally
A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that Baltimore city officials cannot block the parent company of the website Church Militant from holding a rally during a meeting of the U.S. bishops in November.
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Loudoun County School Board Member Resigns Amid Report of Skirt-Wearing Male Sexually Assaulting Teen Girl in Bathroom
A leftist member of the Loudoun County school board resigned her post Friday, just days after a disturbing report broke detailing an incident of alleged sexual assault.
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Archaeologists uncover centuries-old remnants of 1 of America’s first black churches
A team of archaeologists in Virginia have discovered what they believe to be the remains of the first permanent structure for one of the oldest African-American congregations in the United States.
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Florida pastor, husband of North Lauderdale commissioner arrested for domestic violence
After enjoying what appeared to be a whirlwind romance on social media, Damion Orlando Archat, the husband of North Lauderdale Commissioner Regina Martin, who also serves as senior pastor at Embassy Church of South Florida, was arrested Monday on several counts of battery charges including domestic battery by strangulation and resisting an officer.
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KBI say it has opened 122 clergy sex abuse cases in Kansas | Crux Now
A task force formed three years ago to investigate clergy sexual abuse in Kansas Catholic dioceses has received 215 tips and opened 122 cases, according to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.
