Jeanie Hannaman

By Greg Schlueter, Crisis Magazine - Tucker Carlson, speaking at the memorial, pressed the point that the answer to our crisis is not ultimately political but spiritual. Laws may restrain, but only repentance transforms. The true work begins within: acknowledging sin, seeking forgiveness, and then extending it to others. What Charlie lived for, Carlson reminded us, was this deeper revolution of the soul—a renewal that politics cannot manufacture but upon which any just order depends... What does this mean for America? It means we must have the courage to face our disorders honestly, not to enshrine them. To forgive as we have been forgiven. To cultivate virtue not as Victorian relic but as civic lifeblood.

By Elise Winland, Catholic Vote - President Donald Trump delivered a nearly hour-long address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York Sept. 23, praising his administration’s record, criticizing globalism, and discussing the ongoing violence in both Gaza and Ukraine... Trump urged an immediate halt to the war in Gaza, declaring, “We have to stop the war in Gaza immediately. We have to stop it. We have to get it done. We have to negotiate immediately.”... He rejected international efforts to recognize a Palestinian state and called it “a reward for Hamas terrorists for their atrocities.”