Jeanie Hannaman
January 30, 2026
By Jeffrey Lord, The American Spectator - Pennsylvania’s Democrat U.S. Senator John Fetterman has got it exactly right... Recently, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, also a Democrat, decided it was a good idea to call ICE agents “wannabe Nazis.”... Which prompted Senator Fetterman to condemn Krasner, correctly saying, “members of ICE are not Nazis” and that in calling them Nazis, Krasner could easily incite violence... Well exactly. Good for Senator Fetterman. ...
January 30, 2026
By Greg Piper, Just the News - When a medical transparency group sought all records on the government's approval of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine, the Food and Drug Administration told a court it would need 55 years to redact them under Freedom of Information Act exemptions. The gambit didn't work... The FDA won't take that long to finish an abortion pill's safety review, which was prompted by a think tank report last spring, promised by Commissioner Marty Makary in June and reiterated by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in September, but the agency can't give a specific timeframe.
January 30, 2026
By Dr. Jeff Mirus, Catholic Culture - Since the last three popes have all recommended Msgr. Robert Hugh Benson’s 1907 apocalyptic novel Lord of the World, perhaps a few words about this remarkable portrayal of the end times are in order... Benson foresees the future state of the world in which he recognized he was already living—a world focused entirely on the present material potentiality of humankind, and completely blind to spiritual reality. It is also a world in which a kind of humane gentleness (including the widespread availability of “euthanasia houses”) is maintained beneath a façade of tolerance for those still attached to the old religions, of which only Catholicism is perceived as potentially threatening.
January 30, 2026
Franciscan Media, January 30 - Today we honor a woman who submitted to God’s will throughout her life—a life filled with pain and suffering... Born in 1825 in central Poland and baptized Sophia, Blessed Mary Angela Truszkowska contracted tuberculosis as a young girl. The forced period of convalescence gave her ample time for reflection. Sophia felt called to serve God by working with the poor, including street children and the elderly homeless in Warsaw’s slums. In time, her cousin joined her in the work.
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