South Carolina governor appoints Lindsey Graham’s sister to fulfill deceased Senator's term; Sen. Jim Banks set to introduce legislation denying birthright citizenship to birth tourists, children of illegal immigrants; Rep. Anna Paulina Luna calls on House Speaker to attach SAVE America Act to all appropriation bills; Rioters take to Maine streets after ICE officer shoots suspect trying to run him over, storm Susan Collins' office; Spencer Pratt vows to fight communists; Hungarian leader criticizes new government: 'They won the election, but they deceived voters'; SSPX takes action against Vatican decree of excommunication; Catholics are today celebrating two saints - St. Camillo de Lellis who said 'Remember 3 things to get to Heaven: Think well. Speak well. Do well.' and St. Kateri Tekakwitha who said: 'I am not my own - I belong to Jesus'; and more —
The September 30 announcement marked the end of a controversy that exposed deep fractures within American Catholicism over how the Church should engage with politicians who champion policies that directly contradict core Catholic teachings.
When Washington Examiner reporter Salena Zito visited the memorial service for Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk in Glendale, Arizona, she witnessed something far larger than a single moment of mourning.