Pro-Life Groups Praise Trump Plan to Cut Taxpayer Funds for Planned Parenthood
Officials are mulling an immediate freeze of $27.5 million from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Title X Family Planning Services Program.
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Watchdog Calls Nicaragua’s Religious Freedom Record ‘Abysmal,’ Says Lenders Enable Dictatorship
The commission’s report found that authorities had threatened and intimidated Catholic Nicaraguans.
Against the Politics of Grievance
COMMENTARY: Just when it seems to be running out of gas on the American left, it has emerged with a vengeance on the American right.
Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy Reflects on First Months of Tenure and His Faith
Duffy, who is a husband and father of nine children, highlighted the importance of family during this time in his life.
US Bishops Respond to Trump Executive Order Designed to Eliminate Department of Education
Jonathan Butcher, a senior research fellow for the Center for Education Policy at The Heritage Foundation, said that the new order should not have an impact on Catholic schools and will not prevent students in public or private schools from receiving the resources they need.
Neither Trump Nor Vance Will Give Notre Dame’s Commencement Address
The absence of both figures from the agenda appears to be a break from tradition and is likely to raise concerns about partisanship.
Catholic Relief Services Calls for ‘Prompt Payments’ After Termination of USAID Programs
In a March 10 statement posted to X, Secretary of State Marco Rubio reported the completion of the International Humanitarian Assistance evaluation.
The Vatican, the US and the Border: Several Points to Ponder
COMMENTARY: For those wanting a more grounded conversation on the topic of migration, there are several things to keep in mind.
Former Catholic Relief Services Head Speaks Out Amid Funding Freeze
Carolyn Woo argued for the restoration of federal aid to CRS.
Democrats Push Bill to Protect Mailing of Abortion Pills
The fight over abortion pills intensifies as Democrats attempt to safeguard access while Republicans consider regulatory rollbacks.
