Censored Frontline Doctors speak out: ‘We want to help people’
These 20 physicians, from across multiple specialties, aren't doing this for media attention.
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Articles for Month: July 2020
UN orgs’ abortion advocacy renews Trump admin interest in defunding
Funding for foreign aid cannot be used to lobby for or against abortion, according to U.S. law. Yet many organizations break the rules.
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Trump ambassador insists to Congress: ‘No internationally recognized right to abortion’
Democrat congressmen in a recent hearing took issue with the Trump administration’s efforts to stymie the promotion of abortion through the U.N. system.
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US senator vows to vote for only Supreme Court nominees who will overturn abortion ruling
'I will vote only for those Supreme Court nominees who have explicitly acknowledged that Roe v. Wade was wrongly decided,' Missouri's Sen. Josh Hawley said.
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US archdiocese asks parishes to stop singing songs by renowned hymnist accused of sex abuse
Pro-LGBT David Haas, behind popular hymns such as ‘You Are Mine’ and ‘Blest Are They,’ has been accused of grooming individuals for sexual abuse.
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Trudeau admits he at first put brake on WE Charity deal because it’d be ‘closely scrutinized’
The Canadian Prime Minister said he knew that with his ties to the charity, the selection ‘would be closely scrutinized’
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Veteran journalist fights back after union tries to ‘cancel’ him for exposing Soros
The Chicago Tribune Union Guild accused 35-year journalist John kass of writing an 'odious, anti-Semitic conspiracy theory.'
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Respected Vaticanist: Pope Francis’ successor will most likely be ‘more conservative’
Edward Pentin said Francis’ choice of cardinals from the peripheries may swing the pendulum ‘back towards a more conservative pope.’
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San Francisco archbishop urges fasting, prayer to restore public worship in California
Abp. Salvatore Cordileone also directed his priests to insist that laypeople studiously wear masks in order to persuade the government to expand public worship.
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Trudeau govt launches ‘voluntary’ COVID contact tracing app to keep Canadians ‘safe and healthy’
The Prime Minister said the free app named ‘COVID Alert’ is designed to serve as a tool to help ‘limit the spread of COVID-19.’
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