Landslides in New Zealand Kill Two; More Missing
In this image from a video, rescuers work near the site of a landslide at the base of Mount Maunganui on New Zealand’s North Island, Jan. 22, 2026. Associated Press / TVNZ ...
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Christian doctor banned from providing abortion reversal treatment takes legal challenge to …
A Christian doctor is to ask the High Court to reverse a ban preventing him from providing abortion pill reversal treatment.
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Vatican ambassador to India insists caste plays no role in bishop selection
Crux,Pope Francis’s representative to India insists that caste status plays no role in the selection of bishops in the country.
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Age checks on porn sites welcomed
Christian advocacy group CARE has welcomed the government's commitment to introducing age verification on porn sites.
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Reports of ‘Unprecedented’ Police Abuse of Spyware Against Civilians Shakes Israel
Recent reports of the illegal use of spyware against Israeli civilians have moved the scandal to a new level. There are now allegations police used the technology against family and close associates of former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Church in Central America urges rulers to work for justice, rule of law
Crux,As President Daniel Orega continues his crackdown on Nicaraguan’s freedoms, the Catholic bishops continue to speak up, while in Costa Rica, the bishops call for unity during the national elections.
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Biden Threatens: No Gas Pipeline if Russia Invades Ukraine
In a flurry of diplomacy across two continents, President Joe Biden met with Germany’s new leader Monday and vowed the crucial Nord Stream 2 Russia-to-Germany gas pipeline will be blocked if Russia further invades Ukraine. Russia's Vladimir Putin retorted that the U.S. and its allies are the only ones talking invasion.
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In First, Israeli Scientists Engineer Spinal Cord Implants to Treat Paralysis
For the first time in history, Israeli scientists have engineered spinal cord implants that could potentially be used one day to treat paralyzed patients.
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Resignation of Argentine bishop accepted after controversy over seminary closure
Pope Francis accepted Saturday the resignation of the Bishop Eduardo María Taussig of San Rafael.
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Pope Francis to priests: Don’t ‘remain barricaded in the sacristy’
He praised the example of Pius XI, elected pope 100 years ago.
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‘God-Given Rights’: Truck Drivers Plan Big California-to-DC Convoy to Protest COVID Mandates
Truck drivers across the world have been inspired by Canada's "Freedom Convoy," and now thousands more are taking a stand against vaccine mandates and other COVID demands that they are being forced to comply with.
