Court Upholds Alabama Ban on Child Sex-Change Treatments
Currently, there are 14 states with active bans on transgender treatments for children.
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Tuberville Accuses President Biden of ‘Blatant Patronage Politics’ After Alabama Loses Space Command
The Pentagon announced that Biden decided to put the headquarters of the agency in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Mother Angelica’s ‘First Daughter’ Sister Regina Dies
“As Mother and her sisters were building the monastery in Irondale, a friend brought her [Jo Ann Magro, 16 years old] there where she met Mother for the first time. At that moment she heard the Lord say, ‘Come,’” Father Wolfe wrote in an email interview.
Drawn to Sacred Heart Church
Cullman, Alabama, parish has long legacy — hallmarked by distinctive stained glass.
Alabama Governor Adds Another Layer of Protection to Religious Freedom
An executive order ensures the enforcement of the Alabama Religious Freedom Amendment.
Catholics Pray After Alabama Executes Death Row Inmate
The organization Catholic Mobilizing Network, which is dedicated to ending the death penalty, stated Thursday that members were praying for Smith ahead of his execution.
Federal Court Says Chemical Abortions Can Continue Despite Texas Order
Susan B. Anthony List president Marjorie Dannenfelser warned about an increase in chemical abortions as many parts of the U.S. are under shelter-in-place orders.
Judge Rules Abortion Access Outweighs Efforts to Fight Coronavirus
Several other states, including Ohio, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Alaska, Arkansas, and Texas, have attempted to classify elective abortions as non-essential procedures during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Alabama Removes Disability Triage Guidelines After HHS Complaint
The Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program and The Arc of the United States, a community-based disability advocacy organization, both filed a complaint with HHS over Alabama’s 2010 guidelines for triage care in the event of a public health emergency and a lack of sufficient number of ventilators.
Alabama Bill Reignites Debate Over Rape Exceptions in Pro-Life Legislation
Some Republican lawmakers say the bill goes ‘too far,’ but women who chose to have a child after becoming pregnant from rape and others who were conceived in rape applaud the new state law.
