Trump Posted a Prayer to St. Michael—Who Is That?

Former President Donald Trump posted a traditional prayer to St. Michael the Archangel on Sept. 29, provoking a wide range of reactions. Sept. 29 is when Catholics worldwide celebrate the Feast of St. Michael, originally called Michaelmas. The post on X followed Trump’s Sept. 8 post celebrating the birth of the Virgin Mary. Catholic priest

Judge Strikes Down Georgia’s ‘Heartbeat’ Abortion Law

The law banned abortions after the detection of fetal cardiac activity, or roughly 6 weeks’ gestation. A Georgia judge struck down on Sept. 30 the state’s law barring abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, extending the cutoff on the procedure’s legal availability to 22 weeks of pregnancy. The Living Infants Fairness and Equality (LIFE)

You Can Get a Healthier McDonald’s in the UK

As concerns rise over unsafe additives in everyday foods, experts advocate for a reevaluation of safety standards to protect public health. People can get healthier McDonalds in Europe, food activist Vani Hari said at a recent Senate roundtable discussion. For instance, in the United States, McDonald’s fries contain 11 ingredients, while the UK version has only

Healthier McDonald’s Options Available in Europe, But Not in the US

As concerns rise over unsafe additives in everyday foods, experts advocate for a reevaluation of safety standards to protect public health. People can get healthier McDonalds in Europe, food activist Vani Hari said at a recent Senate roundtable discussion. For instance, in the United States, McDonald’s fries contain 11 ingredients, while the UK version has only

Federal Government Tightens Asylum Restrictions at Border

The new rules, which amend the Biden administration’s June restrictions, allow officials to cut off asylum requests when they deem the border is overwhelmed. The Biden administration said on Sept. 30 that it is making its asylum restrictions at the southern border stricter, as illegal immigration remains a source of scrutiny for the president’s policy

Trump Visits Southern Georgia With Fuel and Aid, Gets Briefed on Helene Damage

In an earlier press conference, President Joe Biden said that more than 3,600 federal personnel have been deployed in the multi-state recovery area. Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump visited Valdosta, Georgia, on Sept. 30 to assess damage caused by Hurricane Helene. Arriving with supplies organized by North Carolina-based Samaritan’s Purse, he addressed

Federal Judge Strikes Down Texas Anti-Ballot-Harvesting Provision

Supporters, including Gov. Greg Abbott, say the measure helps prevent voter fraud, while critics contend that it amounts to ‘voter suppression.’ In a last-minute change before Americans head to the polls in November, a federal judge has struck down as unconstitutional a key anti-ballot-harvesting portion of Texas’s sweeping election reform law. Supporters say the provision