Countdown to Caucus: How a T-Shirt Salesman is Cashing in on the Caucus
January 31, 2020By Michelle Powers From the epicenter of the so-called middle of nowhere, hosting the caucus means big business for both Des Moines […]
Topic: Crux
U.S. Sanctions Salvadoran Military Officials Over Jesuit Massacre
January 31, 2020Currents News Staff Justice is being imposed on men responsible for the massacre of six Jesuit priests. It was one the most […]
Human Trafficking Exposed: Part Three
January 31, 2020By Franca Braatz Additional Reporting by Tamara Laine In a discreet office inside New York’s FBI headquarters, the Assistant Special Agent in […]
Countdown to Caucus: Politics, With a Side of Hash Browns
January 30, 2020By Michelle Powers David Stoney might as well be welcoming customers to the middle of nowhere – and his patrons might as […]
Kobe Went to Pray Hours Before Helicopter Crash, Says Pastor
January 30, 2020Currents News Staff While wreckage is being airlifted from the rugged California mountain-side where Kobe Bryant’s helicopter crashed, the National Transportation Safety […]
Countdown to Caucus: Catholic ‘Sisters’ Share History of Political Activism
January 29, 2020By Michelle Powers Most Iowans don’t get involved in the political race, but two sisters in their eighties have never stopped: Jeanie […]
New Papal Ambassador to the UN Celebrates First Mass
January 29, 2020By Emily Drooby and Christopher White NEW YORK – In his first public event since arriving as the new papal ambassador to […]
National Freedom Day: Beyond the Thirteenth Amendment
January 28, 2020Currents News Staff February 1 marks National Freedom Day, honoring the signing of the resolution that later became the Thirteenth Amendment to […]
New York’s Guardian Angels Bolster Presence in Jewish Neighborhoods
January 28, 2020By Emily Drooby and Allyson Escobar CROWN HEIGHTS — Curtis Sliwa, founder of the Guardian Angels, a volunteer organization known for patrolling […]
Remembering Pope Pius XII’s Fight Against the Holocaust
January 28, 2020By Jessica Easthope Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, the newly named Vatican ambassador to the United Nations, described the impact of the Holocaust — […]