Hannah Hiester

The Biden administration repeatedly weaponized the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act against pro-life organizations and individuals, tracked pro-lifers' activity, and targeted them with severe penalties, according to a report the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) released Tuesday morning.

A new study of more than 2,000 Finnish youth found that the mental health problems of young people with gender dysphoria did not diminish after they sought “gender identity” services — and in some cases their mental health issues increased.

Mark Houck, a Catholic father and pro-life advocate, has won more than $1 million after suing the Department of Justice (DOJ) over his wrongful arrest, which followed false claims that he violated the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act.

The Illinois Legislature is considering five bills that, if passed, could reduce state monitoring of abortions and abortion pills, require foster parents to support abortions, and establish a public fund to pay for abortions.

ShareAn Idaho man brought his case against the Diocese of Boise before the state Supreme Court April 17, alleging that he was raped by a Catholic…

Pope Leo XIV continued his apostolic journey across Africa this weekend with a stop in Angola, where he met with the country's president, civil servants, and diplomatic corps and visited a Marian pilgrimage site, renewing his calls for peace and hope at both events.

ShareTennessee Gov. Bill Lee, a Republican, recently signed legislation that designates June as “Nuclear Family Month” instead of “Pride Month.” The bill affirms that a family…

President Donald Trump yesterday signed an executive order authorizing expanded research into psychedelic drugs as treatments for serious mental illnesses and accelerating the drug approval process, saying increased access “could save lives and reverse the crisis of serious mental illness in America.”

President Donald Trump's recent executive order authorizing research on psychedelic drugs as mental health treatments has drawn praise for creating increased access to the drugs and pursuing alternative methods of combating America's mental health crisis. Some, however, are raising concerns that the order isn't actually putting Americans' health first.

Share The Diocese of Buffalo, New York, reportedly issued a letter to diocesan priests in March walking back its request that parishes