The Vote on Voting Rights: What The Legislation Could Mean To You
January 13, 2022Currents News Staff Voting Rights are front and center on Capitol Hill with two bills President Joe Biden is pushing. “I’m tired […]
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Retired U.S. Marine Still Serves by Helping to Evacuate Allies in Afghanistan
November 10, 2021Currents News Staff Once a Marine, always a Marine. One veteran is proving he’s still committed to serving the American people even […]
Supreme Court Weighs In on Texas Abortion Law
November 3, 2021Currents News Staff and Carol Zimmermann WASHINGTON (CNS) — During oral arguments just shy of three hours Nov. 1, the Supreme Court […]
Who Is Going To Be the Next New York City Mayor? The Race Isn’t Over on Primary Day
June 22, 2021Currents News Staff Voting for the New York City Democratic primary for mayor started early. Even so, the end’s not near. “This […]
U.S. Bishops Debate Communion Doc, Vote To Be Revealed Today
June 18, 2021By John Lavenburg and Currents News Staff NEW YORK — In a spirited two-hour debate Thursday, both critics and champions of a […]
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops Debate Document on the Meaning of the Eucharist
June 18, 2021By Jessica Easthope and Currents News Staff On Thursday, the big question was finally discussed at the U.S. Bishop’s spring assembly: whether […]
U.S. Bishops Open Spring Meeting With Debate Over Eucharist Document
June 17, 2021By John Lavenburg and Currents News Staff NEW YORK — A motion to give individual bishops unlimited time to speak on a […]
What You Should Know About the Born-Alive Bill in Congress
May 12, 2021By Currents News and Catholic News Service Some lawmakers on Capitol Hill are pushing for a vote to protect infant survivors of […]
San Francisco Archbishop to High-Profile Catholics: ‘Please Stop the Killing’
May 11, 2021By John Lavenburg and Currents News Staff WINDSOR TERRACE — Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco on Monday doubled down on his […]
Surge of Migrants at Southern Border Approaching Emergency Levels for the Biden Administration
March 10, 2021Currents News Staff In a tent city near the U.S.-Mexico border, Lijia Giselle Amador Zavala waits with her two children. She says […]