Karoline Leavitt gives advice to successor (whoever that might be?) on last day as White House press secretary; St. Michael the Archangel and St. Florian get canceled in Massachusetts; Nick Shirley gets mobbed in California - by supporters!; New York’s Amish community threaten to exit the state over vaccine fight; Ted Cruz: Americans need to hear Clarence Thomas' story - 'One of the most consequential Americans ever to live'; Jesuit priest faces backlash for article about 'hating the old Latin Mass'; Tributes continue to pour in for Dolly Parton - 'She was a Mother to the World'; Catholics remember the saint who prayed 17 years for her son's eventual conversion and said, 'I cried to the Lord in my distress and He answered me'; and lots more —
FBI foils ISIS terrorist attack on New York State Capitol, alleged perpetrator a convert to Islam; James O'Keefe exposes how easy it is to vote in Alaska without ID, Sen. Murkowski (who opposes the SAVE America Act, remember) wants him prosecuted; RFK Jr. launches cooking series showing Americans how to make healthy, delicious, affordable meals - Leftists hate it; Tulsi Gabbard gives update on husband's battle with rare bone cancer, thanks God for 'unconditional Love'; Academic who raised plagiarism allegations against Jason Arday suspended by his Belgian university's transgender rector; Catholics celebrate the Feast of the Pope who opened the doors of his papal residence to homeless survivors of a 1908 7.5 earthquake in southern Italy, acting long before the government; and much more —
Dr. Fauci’s associate, David Morens, pleads guilty to conspiracy in a scheme to avoid FOIA requests; Sydney archbishop asks Australia news outlet to investigate its one-sided euthanasia coverage; CatholicVote president warns of growing alliance between radical left, Islamist movements; Detroit pastor on fire with the Holy Spirit at anti-Islam protest in Dearborn; Ceuta residents demand the Red Cross to leave their city after favoring illegal migrants over locals; Heritage Foundation sounding alarm on abortion drugs detected in drinking water; Please dear God, No!: Another deadly attack on Nigerian Christians; St. Bernadette relics are coming to America!; Catholics honor 17th-century French priest who spread devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Immaculate Heart of Mary and who gave refuge to women seeking to escape prostitution; and a lot more —
Two Trump loyalists emerge as frontrunners to replace press secretary Karoline Leavitt; Florida AG schools state's Catholic bishops as they push force-vaccinating students; Pro-life publisher faces demands to retract calling abortion 'killing'; Are Catholic beneficiaries of Massachusetts radical pro-abort governor giving her a pass from excommunication?; London memorial for allegedly deceased Jason Arday morphs into hate rally for one academic who exposed him; Dutch bishop slams synodality, says 'people in the West need clear and confident proclamation of the Gospel not permanent ecclesial consultation'; New book argues Christianity is not an excuse for a man to be an effeminate wimp; Catholics celebrate the Feast of 4th century saint who tradition holds discovered the True Cross of Christ during a journey in Jerusalem; and lots more —
Obama-appointed judge defers to SCOTUS, lifts block on ending Somali temporary protected status; Iran army offers bounty for anyone who kills or captures US service member; Maura Healey’s office invokes her 'proud Catholic' identity in defending abortion law amid calls for excommunication; Catholic scholar asks when will Covid-era bishops be held accountable?; Scandal-beset Black professor - youngest in history of Cambridge University - found dead at 41; Mayor of assailed Christian town in West Bank vows to stay put: 'Even if we die, we’ll be buried in it, because it’s holy ground'; Europe’s tallest statue of Mary blessed in Poland - 'She directs us toward God'; Today Catholics celebrate the 13th century Polish Dominican priest who saved the Holy Eucharist and a statue of Mary from a Muslim attack; and lots more —
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt LEAVING her role at White House to focus on family; Reports emerging of planned attack on President Trump's life last month while he was in Turkey; Feds bust NYC fraud scheme that engineered hundreds of sham marriages between Americans, Chinese nationals; Pediatricians condemn Massachusetts law expanding abortion until birth signed by Catholic governor, Boston Archdiocese calls law 'grave offense'; University of Michigan 'eases grading' for first-year students; Texas teacher breaks down in tears after his senior students struggle to read, write; France’s Interior Minister orders heightened security for Feast of the Assumption on August 15; Israel's military protection fails as remaining Christians in West Bank face new attacks; First total solar eclipse across Europe in decades: 'Light flipped to darkness in seconds as the Moon swallowed the Sun whole'; and more —
Trump considers declaring national security emergency to control 2026 election; NY-ers fed up with Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax fight city hall; Despite late-night ballot drop, Democrat Francesca Hong loses Wisconsin gubernatorial primary; Resurfaced videos expose Abdul El-Sayed slamming American football as 'toxic masculinity'; Children's hospital that secretly performed sex-changes on kids after ban now ordered to fund America's first DETRANSITION clinic; Israel's military protects Palestine's last Christian village of Taybeh from extremist Israeli settlers; Chinese Trappist monk who survived Mao's 'death march' dies at 108; Swiss bishop censures recent popes for 'sacrificing dignity of Petrine office for trappings of personality and media appeal'; Catholics honor 16th-century saint who created a religious order for nuns rejected by other orders and who said 'Hold your eyes on God and leave the doing to Him'; and lots more —
US strikes Iran after Apache helicopter downed near Hormuz Strait; Tim Walz, Keith Ellison referred to DOJ for fraud investigations; Karmelo Anthony sentenced to 35 years in jail for murdering Austin Metcalf; Protests ERUPT after Karmelo Anthony's conviction; Victor Davis Hanson: Democracy is dying in the single-party state of California; Homes burned as Belfast erupts after near beheading of UK citizen by migrant; Israeli settlers burning last Christian community in West Bank; Scientists unethically experiment on the unborn to improve gene editing techniques; Why young people are attracted to Venerable Fulton Sheen; The significance of a Flaming Cross surmounting images of the Sacred Heart by Cardinal Antonio Bacci; Today is Day Eight of the Novena to the Sacred Heart; and more —
Seismic shifts in California: Hilton ahead of Becerra and Steyer, Platt on course to November election; Hilton: 'Change is coming to California'; Spencer Platt: 'Obviously, God wanted 5 more months of me exposing all the failures of our mayor'; Tulsi Gabbard thanks public for prayers as her husband heads to hospital for surgery; William J. Pulte to replace Tulsi Gabbard as acting director of National Intelligence; The Federalist: ‘Henry Nowak’s murder is logical conclusion of Black Lives Matter’; Israeli military tries to shut down Marian festival in last Christian town in West Bank; Report: Trump berates Netanyahu in phone call over Israel’s Lebanon offensive; Detroit priest tackles suspected car thief, holds him until police arrive; Head of Spanish bishops rejects spirit of Amoris Laetitia days before Pope's visit; Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus begins today; Catholics honor St. Charles Lwanga and his 21 companions, young Christian converts who sacrificed their lives for the faith in the late 19th century; and more —
Rubio meets with Pope for 2½ hours, gifts Pontiff with crystal football; Washington Examiner columnist: 'Abortion is the central organizing principle of today’s Democratic Party'; Karoline Leavitt announces daughter's birth; Trump meets with Lincoln Memorial workers, scorches reporter criticizing beautification efforts; Republican mayoral candidate gains ground in LA; Finnish MP Päivi Päivi Räsänen - convicted of hate speech - appeals to European Court of Human Rights; Christians killed in Nigeria faster than news can report; Remaining Christians in West Bank fear erasure; Cdl. Burke issues prayer campaign for 1st anniversary of Pope Leo's election; Today marks the birthdays of St. Charbel, worker of a reported 30,000 miracles, and Venerable Fulton Sheen, pioneering media evangelist; and more —
America Gears Up for ‘Rededicate 250’ to thank God for His Providence; Rubio subs for Karoline Leavitt on maternity leave, lights up briefing room; Clarence Thomas becomes second-longest serving Supreme Court Justice in US history; SCOTUS allows Voting Rights ruling to take effect immediately; Indiana RINOs who blocked redistricting body slammed in primary elections; Vivek Ramaswamy wins Republican nomination for Ohio governor; Dutch luxury cruise ship locked down after Hantavirus outbreak; Israeli settlers storm Christian village in West Bank, establish illegal outpost; New attacks on Christians in Nigeria, Mozambique, India; Catholic celebrate 14-year-old saint who said, 'I need nothing in this world in order to be happy - only to see Jesus in Heaven, Whom I now see and adore on the Altar with the eyes of faith'; and more —
Trump reaches sweeping trade deal with EU; Detroit archbishop fires 3rd theologian from Sacred Heart Seminary; Massacre in Congolese Catholic church kills over 30 worshippers; Canada cracks down on Christian musician, religious liberty; One of the largest abortuaries in the western hemisphere closes; First ‘Catholic ChatGPT’ is launched; 72nd miracle recognized at Lourdes; and more —