Trump at the UN: 'While others have talked, I have acted', hits all the high notes: Iran, Cuba, ICC, horror of transitioning kids, Christian persecution; Must read: Patriot's response to President's America-first UN speech - 'one for the ages'; Just one day until beatification of Venerable Sheen - countdown now measured in hours; Must see: Sheen's investigation by FBI for criticizing Stalin, beating out Lucille Ball for a 1953 Emmy, becoming first American-born bishop to be named Blessed and just one miracle shy of sainthood; China's President Xi Jinping arrives in Washington today for 3-day visit; Today Catholics celebrate one of the most beloved saints of the 20th century who famously said: 'Pray, hope, and don't worry. Worry is useless. God is merciful and will hear your prayer'; and much more —
VP Vance holds first formal press briefing since Karoline Leavitt left as press secretary, addresses conflict with Iran, gas and energy prices, Venezuela oil deal - and sauerkraut; Trump administration launches Foundry School to build American workforce - 'We believe in making things again'; Canadian prime minister says trade talks can resume when 'Americans stop doing memes' - guess what happens?; Catholic writer posthumously extols brilliant Jesuit scholar canceled for 'airing dirty laundry' and 'upholding two-thousand-year magisterium of the Catholic Church'; Priest gives short powerful lesson on how to – and how NOT to - help the poor; Reminder: Today is First Friday; Catholics honor 13th century Franciscan tertiary who preached in the streets and public squares of her city with a Crucifix - curing many people; and more —
Migrant surge shaking Europe: Moroccan men overrun Spanish territory, locals call it 'apocalypse'; Trump announces 'Freedom Haulers' initiative: puts American vets in the driver's seat, illegals off the road; Madison’s left-wing ‘autonomous zone’ grows as city keeps streets closed; Victor Davis Hanson says he left academia because 'I was sick of blatant racial politics'; Plagiarism scandal involving Black professor rocks University of Cambridge; Pope Leo emphasizes importance of writing: 'human expression of truth that leads to God'; Ouch! Essay says Fr. Martin represents inversion of modern Society of Jesus', i.e., the 'anti-Jesuit'; Catholics celebrate the great 16th century saint who taught that people should do ALL everyday tasks for the greater glory of God; and more —
President Trump officially kicks off US 250th birthday celebrations; Back-to-back powerful earthquakes slam Venezuela, Rubio promises 'whole-of-government' response; Trump refuses to sign Housing Act until SAVE America Act is passed; POTUS orders investigation into oil companies price gouging Americans: 'We should be $2.25 at the pump right now'; Postmaster General: USPS to hold back mail ballots in states that won't share voter data; ‘State of Deception’: Former Minnesota congressman takes on ‘one of the great scandals’ of our time in new COVID movie; World Cup UK travelers to US: 'We owe you a big apology. Because what we think America's like is exactly not what it's like'; SSPX issues open letter, profession of the faith to Pope Leo and College of Cardinals; Relics of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque to grace nation's capital on the Fourth of July; and more —
Tom Homan confirms leftists are lying about cruel conditions at Delaney Hall ICE facility, DHS calls lies 'political theater'; Two Democrat candidates exposed in major sex scandals; Spencer Pratt breaks bread with residents in LA neighborhood; Victor Davis Hanson: Might LA finally get its first non-left mayor in years?; British judge sentences killer who allegedly cried racism, convinced cops to handcuff dying victim; Baby found clinging to dead mother after Christian massacre in Nigeria; Political researcher: 'Orban’s out; militant troon lover Péter Magyar is in'; Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus begins tomorrow; Why devotion to the Sacred Heart is 'necessary'; Relics of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque coming to US for bishops’ historic Sacred Heart consecration; and more —
Cuban Americans celebrate Castro indictment; Rubio says odds of negotiated Cuba agreement 'not high'; VP Vance announces massive take down of Medicaid fraud in Minnesota - 15 people indicted; Assistant AG for National Fraud Enforcement Division says Thursday's indictments are 'just the beginning'; Subject who fled when FBI executed raid in Minnesota now captured; Victor Davis Hanson: 'Americans are fed up with the chaos'; Trump calls to make Daylight Savings Time ‘permanent’; Trump's 250-foot triumphal arch one step closer to fruition; Americans will honor fallen soldiers by attending Memorial events across the nation; European author of banned book says ‘It is Christianity they are trying to censor; Pope Leo recognizes clergy, laymen killed by socialists during Spanish Civil War; The faithful are not forgetting it's still Mary's month; Catholics celebrate the saint of impossible causes; and more —