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Vice President J.D. Vance cast two critical tie-breaking votes this week to push forward a sweeping $9.4 billion rescissions package in the U.S. Senate. The package includes major cuts to public broadcasting and foreign aid, sparking sharp debate across party lines. The Senate was deadlocked 50-50 on two procedural motions to begin debate on the…

I never imagined I’d become that mother-in-law—the one left sitting in a hospital hallway while others were welcomed upstairs with hugs and smiles. But last week, I found myself in a stiff vinyl chair for nearly two hours, clutching a gift bag that suddenly felt like a foolish afterthought. My son Elias, thirty, and his wife Maren,…

People rarely decide to suddenly take their own lives. In many cases, it is the culmination of persistent psychological trauma or a terminal illness that makes them feel like suicide is their only way out. In the majority of countries, suicide remains a taboo subject, leaving those who are suffering with little support or other…

As the world mourns the passing of Pope Francis, a very touching story from his youth is gaining attention. Before the Vatican and his role as a global leader, there was a young boy named Jorge, who once had a crush on a girl named Amalia Damonte. Escaped the fascists in Italy Before dedicating his…