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The Supreme Court granted an emergency appeal from the Trump administration July 14, allowing it to move forward with laying off nearly 1,400 Department of Education employees — part of a broader effort to scale down the federal government, AP News

Former President Joe Biden admitted in a newly released New York Times interview that he authorized the use of an autopen to finalize last-minute pardons during his last day in office — news that has escalated a growing controversy surrounding his

The Center for Transyouth Health and Development at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) is scheduled to close its doors on July 22. The announcement, initially released in June, marks the end of the center’s reign as the largest facility in the

Kids should NOT be groomed by gender ideology into thinking they are in the "wrong body."

President Donald Trump July 14 announced a weapons deal with NATO that will channel US-manufactured arms to Ukraine and warned Russia it has 50 days to agree to a peace settlement — or it will face steep economic penalties.  “We’ve made

Church leaders traveled to Taybeh — the last entirely Christian town in the West Bank — and issued an urgent July 14 statement condemning what they called “an intensifying trend of systemic and targeted attacks” against the town’s Christian residents.  “We

A Catholic former flight attendant for United Airlines who was fired after sharing his views on Church teaching on marriage and sexuality will be allowed to proceed with his lawsuit against the airline and his union, a judge ruled June 30.