A powerful homily delivered by Father Erich Weiss of Wisconsin is storming across the internet on this election day as Catholics head to the polls to vote in what many consider to be one of the most important elections in the last century.
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Citizens who are still suffering from the impact of Hurricane Sandy are in for a few surprises when they show up to vote today.
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The polls were not even open yet and tales of voter fraud were already rampant across the country. If you see something suspicious at your polling site, a new hotline has been set up to enable you to report the incident.
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The latest polls in states where same-sex marriage is on the ballot have shown a sudden tightening in the last few days before the election.
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Bishops all across America are rallying the faithful to take their faith into the voting booth tomorrow!
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Parents of students at a Washington college are fuming after school officials and the city's attorney are refusing to press charges against a man, who claims to be living as a woman, was permitted to use a woman's locker room where he exposed himself to young girls.
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Hurricane Sandy has been declared one of the worst disasters to hit the Northeast U.S., but the chaos left in the wake of the storm is fast becoming a new disaster for affected citizens.
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Videos have surfaced of J.Z. Knight, the woman who built an international empire on messages she claims to be receiving from a 35,000 year old Lemurian warrior named Ramtha, showing her launching into an obscenity-laden rant against the Catholic Church.
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When we go to the polls next Tuesday, Catholics must perform this important civic duty in a morally serious way otherwise they risk "outsourcing" their moral judgment to others.
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According to a new report released this month by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the U.S. birth rate hit an all-time low in 2011 with births to unmarried women still above the 40 percent mark.
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