Spain Slowly Refunding Lockdown Fines Declared Unconstitutional in 2021
The first 92,000 of Spain’s million-plus Covid-19 lockdown fines have been refunded in response to court decisions dating back to 2021. ...
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Spanish Priest Convicted of “Islamophobia” Could Spend Three Years Behind Bars
Father Custodio Ballester was found guilty of inciting hatred for writing an article critical of Islam in 2016. ...
Kids’ Gender Doctors Knew Treatments Weren’t Scientific Years Ago, Emails Reveal
Recently obtained emails document that UC San Francisco medical directors knew the gender procedures used on youth lack scientific basis. ...
China Issues New Rules Restricting Religion Online
In its continuing efforts to bring all religion under the state’s control, China recently announced new regulations aimed at curbing unauthorized religious content on the internet. ...
Are U.S. Attacks on “Drug Boats” a Precursor to Regime Change in Venezuela?
The amount of firepower the United States has sent to the Caribbean suggests a possible attempt to oust Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. ...
U.K. House of Lords Deals Major Blow to Assisted-suicide Bill
A bill to legalize assisted suicide in England and Wales passed the House of Commons in June, but suffered a setback last week in the House of Lords. ...
J.K. Rowling: “I … Have a God-shaped Vacuum Inside Me”
She so far has concluded that the “God-shaped vacuum inside” her will “probably” remain “unresolved” for the rest of her life. ...
Biden Struggling to Raise Money for Presidential Library
Former President Joe Biden hopes to raise at least $200 million to build his presidential library, but backers are hanging onto their cash. ...
NIH Won’t Renew Grants for Experiments Using Tissue From Aborted Babies
The announcement came less than a day after it was revealed the grants were still active despite administration promises to terminate them. ...
Florida Aims to Repeal All Vaccine Mandates, Surgeon General Ladapo Says
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo announced Wednesday that Florida will seek to become the first state to repeal its vaccine mandates. ...
Former “Monkeypox Czar” Quits CDC Over Vaccine, LGBTQ Policy Changes
Biden “monkeypox czar” Demetre Daskalakis, who urged homosexuals to live it up during an outbreak, resigned from the CDC Thursday. ...
Professor Fired by University for Opposing Gender Policies Sues for Reinstatement
A former University of Arizona (U of A) professor is suing the school for firing him because he spoke out against the gender and sexuality content his local school...
Loudoun County Schools Suspend Boys Who Didn’t Want Girl in Locker Room
Virginia’s Loudoun County Public Schools is suspending two high-school boys after opposing a “transgender” student being in the locker room. ...
Christian Persecution on the Rise in India
Christians are increasingly being persecuted across India, often under the guise of preventing them from inducing Hindus to convert. ...
Sanctions Kill as Many People as War, Study Says
Far from being humane tools of foreign policy, sanctions take just as many lives as outright war, according to a new study. ...
Virginia Governor Orders Investigation of Allegations School Officials Arranged Abortions for Students
Virginia State Police are investigating allegations that officials at Centreville High School arranged for minor students to obtain free, secret abortions — charges that one teacher raised repeatedly with...
Abandoned by NHS, Suffering Englishman Chooses to Stop Treatment and Die
Tim Hull of Worcester has decided to end it all rather than remain bedridden, uncomfortable, and unable to eat solid foods. ...
Virginia School Officials Allegedly Procured Free, Secret Abortions for Students
A Virginia school district has opened an independent investigation into charges that officials at one of its high schools secretly procured all-expenses-paid abortions for minor students. Fairfax County Public...
Baltimore Man Gets Slap on Wrist for Brutally Assaulting Elderly Pro-life Activists
Although Patrick Brice’s convictions could have landed him in jail for 30 years and subjected him to $15,000 in fines, the judge sentenced him to only home detention and...
Corporation for Public Broadcasting to Close After Congress Defunds It
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced Friday that it would undertake “an orderly wind-down of its operations” after Congress zeroed out its funding. ...