President Joe Biden is traveling to Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland on Tuesday to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.
An Oregon woman filed a federal lawsuit against the state’s Department of Human Services after she was denied the opportunity to adopt a child.
Whether the new abortion ban becomes law hinges on what the Florida’s Supreme Court decides regarding a Watergate-era “right to privacy” amendment.
President Joe Biden’s Department of Health and Human Services is working to expand access to contraceptives and abortion-inducing drugs.
A Maltese Catholic priest who served as a chaplain in a London hospital received £10,000 in a settlement with the United Kingdom’s National Health Service.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Alabama, has blocked 184 promotions for generals and officers over “taxpayer funding for travel and extra pay time to get elective abortions.”
Republican lawmakers successfully overrode the governor’s veto to pass a bill that prohibits doctors from providing sex changes for children.
Four witnesses testified to the absence of free speech at public universities and alleged bias against conservative and religious students and speakers.
A new report says that 28 Catholic priests have faced credible child sex abuse allegations while serving in Georgia since the 1940s.
Police confirmed the shooter was 28-year-old Audrey Hale, who was a biological female who identified as transgender and had previously attended Covenant School as a child.
The suspect killed three students and three adult staff members at The Covenant School, a private Christian school for students in preschool through sixth grade.
Witnesses offered their testimony Thursday on “Free Speech: The Biden Administration’s Chilling of Parents’ Fundamental Rights.”
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives narrowly passed the bill, designed to ensure that parents have a stronger role in the public education system.
Each “Venerable” now needs a miracle attributed to his or her intercession to be approved by the Vatican in order to be beatified.
In another crackdown on religious freedom, authorities in an eastern Chinese city ordered parents to sign a pledge that affirms they are not religious.
A coalition of conservative organizations is taking legal action to obtain documents from the Department of Justice related to a surge in pro-abortion attacks.
Beginning on July 1, only biological girls will be allowed to participate in seventh- through 12th-grade girls’ athletic competitions in Wyoming.
The bill, sponsored by Maryland state Sen. William C. Smith, D-Montgomery, passed the Senate in a 42-5 vote.
A popular canon law website will continue to offer its content to the public despite fears that it would have to shut down because of a copyright dispute.
German Cardinal Gerhard Müller and American Cardinal Raymond Burke rebuked the German bishops for approving Church blessings of same-sex unions.