The Food and Drug Administration’s safety review of mifepristone is expected to stretch into next year, according to an Oct. 7 court filing, prompting disappointment from pro-life groups.
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The Red Mass is offered each year to invoke God’s blessings on those responsible for the administration of justice as well as on all public officials.
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In rare interviews, Alito defends court’s independence, reflects on impact of Dobbs leak
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonA leak of the draft of the Dobbs decision in May 2022 is seen as the most significant breach of the court’s confidentiality in its history.
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Supreme Court hears key climate change lawsuit, but procedural question remains
by Kate Scanlonby Kate Scanlon“As a faith community, we should be setting the example for a life less dependent on fossil fuels, both as individuals and as an institution.”
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Supreme Court expected to hear religious liberty, gun and environmental cases in its new term
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonThe U.S. Supreme Court began its new term Oct. 5, with cases on its schedule involving religious liberty, guns, immigration and the environment.
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Washington Letter: Trump pushes ahead on AI in face of ongoing concerns from Pope Leo, voters
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonAs President Donald Trump pushes for the rapid development of AI and data centers, Pope Leo said safety concerns about the technology should be taken seriously.
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Multistate lawsuit asks Supreme Court to hear challenge to abortion ‘shield laws’
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonAbortion “shied laws” also “commonly allow anonymous or nearly anonymous mailing of abortion drugs,” the suit said.
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With 2027 event theme, March for Life aims ‘to make the case for the truth, for life’
by Kate Scanlonby Kate Scanlon“People of different ages, backgrounds, faiths, and life experiences come together in Washington around one shared truth that every human life has worth.”
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“We must shed our identities as priests and Levites and become like the Good Samaritan” who saw no boundaries “n rescuing the victim by the side of the road.”
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Washington Letter: Voters concerned about AI advancement, data center construction, polls show
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonMultiple polls show voters are concerned about the development of artificial intelligence, even while economic issues still lead rankings of voter concerns.
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