Catholic education leaders are applauding proposed regulations for the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, which incentivizes private contributions to K-12 scholarships benefiting students in public, charter or private schools, including religious.
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Supreme Court temporarily permits third-country deportations as challenge proceeds
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonThe U.S. Supreme Court temporarily allowed the Trump administration to carry out third-country deportations — removals to a country where a person who had migrated to the United States has …
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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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Ezra Jin Mingri, lawmakers call on Trump to push Xi to free prisoners of conscience
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonEzra Jin Mingri, founder and pastor of an underground church, called for the release of China’s prisoners of conscience at a hearing Sept. 22 on Capitol Hill.
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Washington Letter: Advocates push Trump to raise human rights issues in Xi meeting
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonAdvocates have urged President Donald Trump to raise human rights issues, including religious freedom, when Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Washington.
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Washington Letter: Cost-of-living worries and Trump take center stage as midterms near
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonWith 50 days left before the midterm elections as of Sep. 14, polls show Americans are increasingly concerned about cost-of-living increases, an issue affecting multiple areas of Catholic social concern.
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9/11 Mass at the national shrine in DC calls on Catholics to be agents of reconciliation
by Kurt Jensenby Kurt JensenArchbishop Timothy P. Broglio in his Sept. 11 homily in Washington called for “reconciliation, dialogue, and rebuilding a sense of our common humanity.”
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Notre Dame-Vanderbilt report: Support for democracy rises in Americas, but concerns remain
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonSupport for democracy has begun a modest recovery across the Americas, according to the 2026 Pulse of Democracy report by Notre Dame and Vanderbilt researchers.
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US bishops urge Trump administration to end mass deportations of Haitians
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonA few weeks after Temporary Protected Status for Haiti was terminated, Archbishop Paul S. Coakley of Oklahoma City, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, urged the Trump administration …
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If Bishop Robert Paul Boxie was selected to become a bishop just because he is Black, he said he is comfortable with that.
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