43 Catholic Democrats Pledge Migrant Solidarity, Invoke Leo XIV, Francis
Catholic U.S. House Democrats cited Church teaching in defense of the dignity of migrants as Trump administration officials defend immigration enforcement.
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US House Passes Defense Bill Stripped of IVF Provision
Pro-life groups cheered the provision’s removal from the bill.
House Passes Bill to Block Males From Competing in Girls’ and Women’s Sports
The Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2025 would deny federal funding to any educational institution that permits biological males in female athletics.
House Defense-Bill Provision Restricts Transgender Operations on Youth
The $895-billion defense bill contains language that prohibits certain transgender procedures for minors under the military’s health-care plan.
With House Win, Republicans Clinch Governing Trifecta
Thune will be Senate majority leader; Johnson to remain House speaker.
House Lawmakers Probe HHS on Its Backing of Sex Changes for Kids
The investigation comes after court documents suggested that Rachel Levine pressured a major transgender health care organization to alter proposed guidelines.
US House Passes Bill to Ban or Force Sale of TikTok
The measure passed in an overwhelming bipartisan 352-65 vote. House members supporting the bill voiced their concerns that the app poses a threat to national security and could also be acting as a propaganda outlet for the Chinese Communist Party.
House Advances Resolution to Increase Sanctions on Nigeria Over Persecution of Christians
The resolution would also urge the administration to appoint a special U.S. envoy to monitor and report on incidents of persecution. For years, Nigeria has been recognized by religious-rights groups as one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be a Christian.
Speaker Mike Johnson Begins Role With Significant Pro-Life Funding Battle
The newly minted leader faces the challenge of forging GOP unity on the life issue.
Mike Johnson Elected Speaker of the House
During his first address as speaker, Johnson, a practicing Christian, stated his belief that all authority is granted by God and that leaders have a responsibility to those they govern.
