We are more connected than ever before in history, and yet we are lonelier. In our fast paced, tech-savvy world full of instant connections, we’ve lost our understanding of how to find and maintain true, deep love.
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Lawmakers could push back, in the conferencing process between the House and Senate, with a few small modifications to the “ROAD to Housing Act.” Or, they could leave the draft text as it is now and continue the trend whereby American cities are transformed a bit more every year into forests of skyscrapers where the sounds of children are rarely heard.
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An abortion business in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, decided to run a contest, requesting a donation of $10 or more in exchange for submitting a name to be considered for its new “abortion machine.” The machine in question, which is a vacuum aspirator, will be used to conduct a form of surgical abortion known as suction aspiration D&C abortions. These abortions are used to kill preborn children from about five to 13 weeks.
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A devout Christian couple in Massachusetts lost their foster care license after refusing to sign a state policy requiring them to affirm foster children’s fake gender identities.
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A dementia patient was killed utilizing Canada’s “Medical Assistance in Dying” (MAiD) framework at the request of the patient’s family. According to a 2025 report issued by the Canadian Office of the Chief Coroner and Ministry of the Solicitor General, MAiD Death Review Committee, six case studies of euthanasia deserved special attention from 2023 and 2024. One of them involved an elderly patient, “Mrs. 6F,” who had “moderately advanced” dementia.
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