Andreas Wailzer is a journalist who writes for LifeSiteNews, a conservative news outlet. His articles often focus on topics related to Catholicism, including controversies within the Church, pro-life issues, and critiques of progressive policies. His work has also appeared in publications such as STEVENS GARY A and GlobalResearch.
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Andreas Wailzer's coverage focuses heavily on Culture & Society and Government & Politics, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. The topics covered range from church-related issues to cybersecurity, LGBT rights, COVID-19 vaccines, free speech, and government surveillance.
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By: Andreas Wailzer
The highest court in the Swiss canton of Geneva rejected two parents' appeal and declared they must hand over documents enabling their 16-year-old daughter's ‘gender change' in the official state registry or face criminal charges.
By: Andreas Wailzer
The Vatican has directed Finland's only Traditional Latin Mass to move from historic St. Henry's Cathedral in Helsinki to the smaller, modern St. Mary's Church, aligning with ongoing efforts to limit the use of the Latin Mass under Traditionis Custodes.
By: Andreas Wailzer
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted that the Biden administration pressured his companies to censor certain COVID-related content and that he regrets throttling the Hunter Biden laptop story in an August letter to the House Judiciary Committee.
By: Andreas Wailzer
Young Catholics who embrace tradition ‘are appearing out of nowhere' in the Netherlands and ‘going in the opposite direction' of the older, liberal generation, Dutch Bishop Johannes Hendriks said. ‘The Holy Spirit is at work.'
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted that the Biden administration pressured his companies to censor certain COVID-related content and that he regrets throttling the Hunter Biden laptop story in an August letter to the House Judiciary Committee. U.S. citizens: Demand Congress investigate soaring excess death rates Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted that the Biden administration pressured his social media companies “to censor certain COVID-19 content” and that it was wrong to censor the Hunter Biden laptop story. In a letter addressed to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan, Zuckerberg wrote, “In 2021, senior officials from the Biden Administration, including the White House, repeatedly … Continue reading →
By: Andreas Wailzer
Donald Trump told NBC he thinks Florida's six-week abortion ban ‘is too short' and appeared to suggest he would vote for a pro-abortion ballot measure in the state, though his campaign later stated he ‘has not yet said how he will vote.'
By: Andreas Wailzer
Donald Trump told NBC he thinks Florida's six-week abortion ban ‘is too short' and appeared to suggest that he would vote for a pro-abortion ballot measure in the state but later clarified that he will vote against it.
By: Andreas Wailzer
A German court sentenced Kiarash Hossainpour and Philip Hopf in a fast-track proceeding without an oral hearing, ordering them to delete their podcast episode referring to a gender-confused man by male pronouns or face a fine of up to 250,000 euros.
By: Andreas Wailzer
The Telegram CEO implied that French authorities had not tried to reach out to him before his arrest and stressed that if a government was dissatisfied with how an internet service operates, it should start legal action against the company instead of arresting its owner.
By: Andreas Wailzer
Sanija Ameti from the Swiss Green-Liberal Party repeatedly shot an image of Our Lady and the Infant Jesus and has since resigned from her position and lost her job with a PR agency after widespread outrage.
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