SCOTUS Justices Appear to Support Maryland Parents in Religious-Rights Case

Oliver ContrerasPeople supporting the right to opt-out their children from classes containing LGBTQ-related content demonstrate outside the U.S. Supreme Court, as the court hears oral argument in the Mahmoud v. Taylor case, in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday. COMMENTARY: In ‘Mahmoud v. Taylor,’ the court has the opportunity to safeguard the central role of parents in … Read moreSCOTUS Justices Appear to Support Maryland Parents in Religious-Rights Case

Los Angeles archbishop to offer memorial Mass in thanksgiving for Pope Francis

CV NEWS FEED // The archbishop of Los Angeles is offering a memorial Mass in thanksgiving for Pope Francis’ life and ministry April 25 at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.  According to an April 22 press release from the Los Angeles archdiocese, Archbishop José Gomez will preside over the 12:10 p.m. Mass. … Read moreLos Angeles archbishop to offer memorial Mass in thanksgiving for Pope Francis

Nevada Assembly approves physician-assisted suicide bill 

CV NEWS FEED // The Nevada Assembly voted April 17 to approve a bill that would legalize physician-assisted suicide, sending the bill to the state Senate for review. AB 346 would allow terminally ill patients who are expected to die within six months to request a prescription medication to end their lives. They must be … Read moreNevada Assembly approves physician-assisted suicide bill 

Democratic Senator Dick Durbin will not seek reelection in 2026 

CV NEWS FEED // Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois announced Wednesday he will not seek reelection in 2026, bringing an end to a 44-year career in Congress. “The decision of whether to run for re-election has not been easy. I truly love the job of being a United States Senator,” Durbin wrote on X. … Read moreDemocratic Senator Dick Durbin will not seek reelection in 2026 

University of Louisville pays $1.6 million settlement to child psychiatrist who criticized ‘trans’ treatments on minors

CV NEWS FEED // Child psychiatrist Allan Josephson secured a $1.6 million settlement from the University of Louisville following his 2019 dismissal after publicly expressing concerns about the medical treatment of gender dysphoria in children. “The fact that we won this settlement is a huge validation,” Josephson said in an exclusive interview with The Free … Read moreUniversity of Louisville pays $1.6 million settlement to child psychiatrist who criticized ‘trans’ treatments on minors

SCOTUS signals support for parents’ right to opt children out of LGBT instruction

CV NEWS FEED // The U.S. Supreme Court signaled support during oral arguments April 22 for religious parents from a Maryland school district who want to opt their children out of LGBT instruction in elementary school classrooms. CatholicVote previously reported that several Catholic, Orthodox, and Muslim parents in the Montgomery County School District asked the … Read moreSCOTUS signals support for parents’ right to opt children out of LGBT instruction

New poll reveals age gap in Trump support, with young voters rallying right

CV NEWS FEED // New polling data highlights a surprising shift in political alignments, while older voters increasingly disapprove of President Donald Trump and younger Americans swing right. A RealClear Opinion Research poll conducted April 10-12 found that voters aged 70 and older disapproved of Trump’s performance by a 14-point margin, the worst of any … Read moreNew poll reveals age gap in Trump support, with young voters rallying right

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