Purported Epstein Suicide Note Made Public for First Time
Family & Society Post Date: May 7, 2026 Documents that were included...
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Cybersecurity Attack Forces Top U.S. Pipeline System to Shut Down Operations
A major U.S. fuel pipeline operator had to shut down its entire network following a cyberattack, the company said in a statement.
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Arizona bishops praise new hospital clergy visitation law
Arizona’s five bishops expressed their gratitude at a new law forbidding hospitals from restricting clergy visitations during the pandemic.
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The New Underground: Parents of Trans-Identifying Kids
State lawmakers are debating whether to ban doctors from giving hormones, puberty blockers, and gender surgeries to children who identify as trans. Some of the people who’d most like to see these bans take effect: parents who have been blindsided as their sons and daughters announced their new gender.
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NARAL head brags about helping remove pro-life LifeSiteNews from Facebook
The head of a national abortion advocacy group on Friday claimed that the group worked to have the pro-life group LifeSiteNews banned permanently from Facebook.
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Pastor, wife attacked by man who allegedly bit their ears, gouged eyes
A Chicago pastor and his wife who were beaten during an unprovoked attack by a man who chewed off pieces of their ears and gouged both their eyes are now receiving an outpouring of support from the ...
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Cardinal virtues set the Catholic University Cardinals apart
College football is an intense competition that challenges young men to push their abilities to the limits. Catholic University of America Head Football Coach Mike Gutelius takes this challenge to a whole new level by training his players in philosophy.
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Man charged with arson in connection with Mission San Gabriel fire
A California man was charged with arson Tuesday in connection with a fire that ravaged a historic mission church in Los Angeles County last July.
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Disney unveils LGBT rainbow-colored toys and clothes as Pride Month approaches
The Walt Disney Company, well-known for its family-friendly programming and theme parks, is promoting a series of toys and clothes for children decorated with the LGBT rainbow flag ahead of Pride ...
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Texas city withdraws petition to take property from church, ends eminent domain legal battle
A Texas city has withdrawn its eminent domain request to take property owned by a local predominantly African American congregation as part of an effort to build a new fire station
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Charleston diocese, Black colleges seek federal injunction to get COVID-19 relief
A 19th-century constitutional amendment in South Carolina is wrongly blocking coronavirus relief money for Catholic schools, an attorney for the Charleston diocese said in federal court Monday.
