Life Legal Opposes Pro-abort for FDA Commissioner

Life Legal, in collaboration with other pro-life organizations, strongly urges the Senate to vote NO on the nomination of Dr. Robert Califf for FDA Commissioner.

American Principles Project Calls for Resignation of Education Secretary Cardona

It is totally unacceptable that someone with such extreme, anti-parent views should be leading our nation’s largest government education agency.

Judicial Watch Victory: City of Asheville Agrees to Stop Discriminating in Scholarship and Grant Programs

“This federal lawsuit and the resulting remarkable settlement should serve as a wakeup call to those activists and allied politicians pushing the extremist leftist agenda to segregate and discriminate based on race.”

Jim Sedlak, Warrior on the Front Lines of the Pro-Life Movement, Passes Away at Age 78

American Life League Marks the Death of the Man Dubbed the “#1 Enemy of Evil”

Appeals Court Leaves Open Door for Romanian Churches

Last year, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot engaged in mob-like thuggery against Elim Romanian Pentecostal Church when it began to meet in person again.

NY photographer fights for freedom to create according to her beliefs

ADF attorneys representing Emilee Carpenter ask appeals court to review lower court’s decision allowing government to compel speech

Fulani Militants Kill 18 More Christians in Nigeria

Second Attack on Ancha Village in One Week

Bishops of Kazakhstan request prayers for peace in the country

In his message in Russian—sent to Aid to the Church in Need (ACN)—the archbishop of the episcopal see of the Catholic Church that covers northern Kazakhstan, lamented the tragic incidents of the last few weeks, in which close to 200 people lost their lives in conflicts initially sparked by protests over rising fuel prices.

USCIRF Welcomes Egypt’s Release of Coptic Activist Ramy Kamel

Throughout Mr. Kamel’s detention, USCIRF has repeatedly condemned the charges against him and called for his release.

Live Action Marches for Life, Implores The Nation to “Love Them Both”

Hundreds of thousands expected to march in DC in January to end abortion in America.

Cardinal Joseph Zen at 90: ‘A Great Gift of God to Hong Kong’

As the longtime champion of human rights celebrates his birthday this week, some of his friends and associates tell the National Catholic Register about his continuing contributions to the Church in China and elsewhere.

Thousands to March to Celebrate the Fall of Roe in Dallas

The event is sponsored by Texans for Life, the Respect Life Office of the Diocese of Fort Worth, and the Catholic Pro-life Community, Respect Life Ministry of the Dallas Diocese.

Normalizing Pedophilia

It is one thing for a Hollywood producer to lure kids to have sex with him. It is quite another when distinguished mental health professionals seek to normalize pedophilia.

Dogs, Cats, and Horror Stories

In a recent general audience, the pope said: “Yes, dogs and cats take the place of children. Yes, it’s funny, I understand, but it is the reality, and this denial of fatherhood and motherhood diminishes us, takes away humanity.”

Maine Health Care Workers Ask SCOTUS to Take Case

“It is time for the High Court to stop this unlawful mandate against all these health care workers who have become constitutional orphans in their own state.”

Religious Viewpoint Case Will Affect Everyone

“This case is about more than just the Christian flag.”

Ballot initiative to enshrine abortion rights is ‘sad’ and ‘harmful’, Michigan bishops say

“Governor Whitmer’s vetoes amplify the disappointing reality of this administration that the abortion industry is more important than vulnerable mothers and their unborn children.”

Air Force Officer Asks Federal Court for Relief from Compulsory COVID-19 Vaccines

In a lawsuit filed January 6, 2022, in federal court, Thomas More Society attorneys are representing the officer, who has served her country for over 25 years.

Fulani Militants Unleash Terror on Nigeria’s Christians

Attacks Continue Unabated as Government Turns a Blind Eye

USCIRF Releases New Report on Religious Freedom Conditions in Tajikistan

In its 2021 Annual Report, USCIRF recommended that the U.S. Department of State continue to designate Tajikistan as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) for its systematic, ongoing, and egregious religious freedom violations.