Armed Man Shot Near Washington Monument, Secret Service Says
Loading the Audio Player... The White House was briefly placed on lockdown Monday afternoon after U.S. Secret Service agents exchanged gunfire with an armed suspect. Shortly after...
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Catholic sisters dedicate lives to telling the elderly ‘You’ll never be alone’
Ahead of the inaugural World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly this past Sunday, the communications director for the Little Sisters of the Poor described how the order cares for the elderly as people of inherent dignity and worth.
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Police Officer Says Jan. 6 Insurrectionists ‘Perceived Themselves to Be Christians’
Describing insurrectionists who attacked the U.S. Capitol as “terrorists” who “perceived themselves to be Christians,” District of Columbia police officer Daniel Hodges told a congressional committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection on Tuesday that the crowd brandished banners steeped in Christian symbolism along with those bearing the name Trump.
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‘They’re Not Happy With What’s Going On’: Number of Families Homeschooling Soars
As many schools across the country prepare to reopen this year, the number of parents opting to homeschool their children has surged in the wake of COVID-19 school lockdowns.
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PRAY: Anne Graham Lotz Says Her Son Is in ICU Battling COVID
Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of the late evangelist Billy Graham, asked for prayers over the weekend after her son, Jonathan Lotz, was hospitalized with COVID in critical condition.
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Texas Police Chief Says City In ‘Dire Crisis’ After Defunding Effort
The interim police chief for Austin, Texas, said recently the city’s law enforcement is in a “dire crisis” in the wake of the left’s defunding effort.
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2 Christian dental school students win fight against university’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate
Two Christian dental school students were finally granted religious exemptions from taking the COVID-19 vaccine after Liberty Counsel intervened on their behalf.
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Early Data Shows Sending Mental Health Specialists Instead of Police Works
One New York City attempt at reforming its police department is meeting with early success, and may provide a blueprint for other cities around the
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Pope Francis’ Traditional Latin Mass restrictions: Has your diocese responded yet?
Catholic clergy and lay people around the world continue to react passionately to newly imposed restrictions on the use of the Traditional Latin Mass, one week after Pope Francis released his controversial apostolic letter Traditionis Custodes.
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Lawsuit filed by 12 women against Liberty University | Baptist Press
BROOKLYN, N.Y. (BP) – A dozen women filed suit against Liberty University claiming the university “intentionally created a campus environment where sexual assault and rapes are foreseeably more likely to occur than they would in the absence of Liberty’s policies.” The student conduct policy in question is known as “The…
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Early Data Shows Sending Mental Health Specialists Instead of Police Works – RELEVANT
One New York City attempt at reforming its police department is meeting with early success, and may provide a blueprint for other cities around the
