The Unexpected Pardons That Set These Pro-Life Activists Free

Joan Bell had just finished her second group Rosary of the day when a fellow inmate ran into her Philadelphia prison cell and delivered unexpected news. “‘Miss Joan’s husband’s on TV! She’s been pardoned,’” Bell, 76, recounted to The Epoch Times. Bell, who has been dubbed the matriarch of pro-life activism, has been to jail

Disabled ‘Climate Leaders’ in Asia, ‘Indigenous Language Tech’ in Latin America, and Terror Sympathizers in the Middle East: Where the Biden Admin Funneled USAID Money

As the Trump administration works to shrink the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and place it under the State Department’s umbrella, congressional Democrats have argued that the move “endangers lives and undermines U.S. national security.” But away from funding for lifesaving medicines like HIV drugs, funding that is exempt from the State Department’s

Trump Department of Education Opens Probes Into Anti-Semitism at Columbia, Four Other Universities

Office for Civil Rights is investigating ‘widespread antisemitic harassment’ at Columbia, Berkeley, and Northwestern (Getty Images) The Department of Education on Monday opened investigations into “widespread antisemitic harassment” at Columbia University and four other schools in the wake of the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas massacre of Israeli civilians. The probe stems from an executive order