Meat Prices Skyrocket as Perfect Storm of Problems Spikes Everything from Pork to Poultry
Rising costs of labor, transportation, and grain are hitting many meat companies hard, and that will hit Americans hard at the grocery store.
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Student Sues School District After Football Suspension for Saying There Are 'Only Two Genders'
A high school freshman in New Hampshire was suspended from playing football in September for sharing his views on gender with another student. Now the athlete's family is suing the school district for violating his constitutional right to free speech.
Archbishop Gomez: 'The Church exists to evangelize'
While the Catholic Church’s position in the world has altered, its evangelistic mission “does not change with the culture, or politics, or the spirit of the age,” Archbishop José H. Gomez of Los Angeles reminded his fellow bishops Nov. 16 at their fall assembly.
New Orleans archdiocese to pay over $1M in Hurricane Katrina fraud settlement
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans has agreed to pay more than $1 million as part of a settlement over allegations of falsified Hurricane Katrina aid claims.
'I Serve God First': Teacher Wins Trans Dispute with Loudoun County School Board, Lawsuit Over Policy Goes On
The Loudoun County School Board has agreed to a permanent injunction prohibiting it from retaliating against Leesburg Elementary School teacher Tanner Cross for expressing his constitutionally protected views on the board's transgender policy.
CA School Board Unanimously Votes to Defy Gavin Newsom's Vax Mandate for All Students, Staff
Another California school board has voted to stand up to Gov. Gavin Newsom, unanimously rejecting the state's vaccine mandate for students or staff.
Reversing Roe could strengthen Hispanic families, pro-life leader believes
Reversing Roe v. Wade could strengthen the Hispanic community in the United States, according to Ramona Treviño, a former director of a Planned Parenthood clinic who is now a prominent Hispanic pro-life advocate.
DC Church Gives 250 Drivers Free Fuel During 'Gas on God' Event, 8 Customers Accept Christ
Members of one Washington, D.C. church helped 250 drivers put gas in their vehicles Saturday and witnessed eight people give their lives to Christ.
Over 100 Indigenous Children Died at a Federally Funded Boarding School in Nebraska, Researchers Find - RELEVANT
Researchers in Genoa, Nebraska, have identified 102 indigenous children who died at a federal boarding school in the area. Ongoing efforts to explore the
Over 100 Indigenous Children Died at a Federally Funded Boarding School in Nebraska, Researchers Find
Researchers in Genoa, Nebraska, have identified 102 indigenous children who died at a federal boarding school in the area. Ongoing efforts to explore the
