DOJ Issues New Report On Eradicating Anti-Christian Bias in Federal Government
The DOJ report details Biden-era regulations on abortion, contraception, human sexuality, and gender, which often pitted the government against religious institutions.
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Department of Justice Investigates Vandalism at California Catholic School
The DOJ’s civil rights division will investigate the 'awful crime' at Holy Innocents Catholic School.
U.S. Department of Justice Report Faults Biden Administration for Anti-Christian Bias
The report fulfills the first mandate the task force received from Trump to provide 'an initial assessment of the harm caused when religious liberty is denied.'
Senate Judiciary Committee: Anti-Catholic Texts Found in 13 More Biden-Era FBI Documents
Some FBI officials in the Milwaukee and Phoenix field offices were concerned about the 2023 anti-Catholic Richmond FBI memo, according to email exchanges.
DOJ: Former Catholic Priest Convicted of Child Sex Abuse Will Be Deported After Sentence
The abuse began in June 2005 when the victim was a teenager, and the sexual relationship continued into her adulthood.
Trump Department of Justice Says It Will End ‘Weaponization’ of FACE Act Against Pro-Lifers
DOJ directive released on Friday states it will limit enforcement of federal law to cases involving death, injury or serious property damage.
Hawley Warns Feds: Retain Records on Catholic Investigation, Pro-Life Convictions
The senator accused the federal agencies of engaging in “unprecedented abuses of the justice system.”
Trump Taps Patel to Shake Up the FBI
If confirmed, Kash Patel will head an agency shrouded in controversy, including the targeting of traditional Catholics and pro-life activists in recent years.
Exclusive: Catholic FBI Whistleblower Marcus Allen Discusses How Faith Inspired Action
Allen reached a settlement in May of this year with the FBI, which reinstated his security clearance and guaranteed the FBI would provide back pay.
Another Elderly Pro-Life Activist Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
Paulette Harlow, an elderly woman with a debilitating medical condition, was sentenced to 24 months in jail Friday.
