Sudden Turnaround: Women Voters Propel Romney into Lead
According to the latest polls, women are not only rejecting the so-called "war on women" but are actually behind Gov. Mitt Romney's five-point lead in key battleground states.
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Bishop to Biden: No Communion in My Diocese
Bishop Michael Sheridan of Colorado Springs told a reporter in a recent interview that pro-abortion Vice President Joe Biden cannot receive Communion in his diocese.
Legal Brief Challenges Scientific Validity of HHS Mandate
A second brief in support of a case challenging the contentious HHS mandate was filed on Friday and contends that the Institute of Medicine based its conclusions that mandating insurance coverage for birth control, sterilization and abortifacient drugs on incomplete and biased scientific information.
Will the Real Unemployment Numbers Please Stand Up?
In the last 10 days, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released a report showing a sudden drop in the unemployment rate and another report showing jobless claims dropping to a four year low - but experts and citizens alike are wondering if any of these numbers can be trusted.
Will Maryland Voters be the First to Approve Same-Sex Marriage?
Voters in four states will voice their opinion on same-sex marriage ballot initiatives where recent polls show the public closely split on the issue with Maryland appearing to have the greatest chance of approving the unions.
Gardasil Suspected of Causing Teen's Infertility
In addition to the myriad of other medical problems associated with the controversial Gardasil vaccine, a doctor has published an article in the British Medical Journal detailing how a 16 year-old Australian girl suffered "premature ovarian failure" after receiving the vaccine.
Be Wary of New Near-Death Book
Being a devotee of near-death experiences, I was disappointed to read some of the descriptions of the heaven seen by Dr. Eben Alexander, an academic neurosurgeon whose new book, "Proof of Heaven" is featured in the latest issue of Newsweek.
Two Americans to be Canonized October 21
Pope Benedict XVI will add a dozen more names will be added to the Church's litany of saints on October 21, a list that includes two Americans - the Franciscan sister Marianne Cope and the world's first native American saint, Kateri Tekakwitha.
Bishops Cite Inaccuracies at Vice Presidential Debate
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is criticizing Vice President Joe Biden for inaccurate statements he made about the HHS mandate during last week's vice presidential debate.
Two Catholics Face Off in Debate
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
For the first time in history, the vice presidential debate involved two Catholic candidates, by the end of the night, the differences between them could not have been more clear.
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