SAINT OF THE DAY: St. Gregory the Great
THOMAS MORE SOCIETY SUES ON BEHALF OF CATHOLIC FAMILIES’ EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS IN GEORGIA
As Thomas More Society explains, the scholarship program “was designed to give families more say in their children’s education” but in order to access that financial support, the Catholic families would have had to place their children in a failing public school…READ MORE >
MANY INFLUENCERS ARE PAID TO SPEAK WELL ON POLITICS AND CANDIDATES
Take for example, Josh Greene, who according to the Times’ story is a rising left-wing social media star with his own podcast, nearly 800,000 followers and access to politicians like Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Mayor Zohran Mamdani of New York…READ MORE >
WEST VIRGINIA DIOCESE EXPANDS AVAILABILITY OF TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS
The Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston has appointed an episcopal delegate for matters concerning the celebration of the traditional Latin Mass and has expanded the Latin Mass’s availability within the diocese, the bishop announced on Friday, August 28…READ MORE >
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNDERGOES A PROBE INTO THERAPY DOLLS WITH ‘INTERCHANGEABLE GENITALIA’ FOR CHILDREN
Scheduled to launch this fall, the MyGender Dolls is a paper doll-like product that will encourage children to choose different genitalia, clothes, and other accessories to help them “visualize their anatomy and genders,” according to the scholars who developed them…READ MORE >
LARGEST TEACHERS’ UNION IN THE COUNTRY UNDER FIRE FOR STAYING FROM ITS CHARTER
Sen. Bill Cassidy, the Republican chair of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, is asking his peers to take a closer look at the NEA’s congressional charter, essentially saying the union has sold out…READ MORE >
USDA INTRODUCES PLAN TO SUPPORT RANCHERS TO REBUILD CATTLE HERDS
On Monday, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the Ranchers First Initiative, which includes new insurance options for ranchers, loans for smaller meat processors, and expanded disaster assistance for some conserved grasslands…READ MORE >
JUDGE RULES TYLER ROBINSON WILL GO TO TRIAL, PLEADS NOT GUILTY
In early July, the prosecution and the defense had five days of proceedings that were broadcast by the media. Yesterday’s final arguments were the culmination of those proceedings, wherein the prosecution sought to establish there was enough evidence, including “reliable hearsay,” to proceed to trial…READ MORE >
RECORD-HIGH NUMBER OF ASSISTED SUICIDES IN CALIFORNIA
Released earlier this month, the California End of Life Option Act 2025 Data Report shows a record-high 1,235 deaths by assisted suicide, a nearly 11 percent increase over the past year. Over the five-year period from 2020 to 2025, the report shows an increase that is close to 150 percent…READ MORE >
OP-ED: FIGHT AND WIN: IS AMERICA’S MILITARY READY FOR THE NEXT WAR?
Yes, we’re in trouble. We can correct this however. The M-I complex is part of the problem because they want taxpayer dollars to free flow forever, that’s why big programs like ships, planes and other big tickets items take years, always go way over budget, and when deployed are already obsolete…READ MORE >
