Fernando Alonso apologizes to Lewis Hamilton after spat
Fernando Alonso apologized on Thursday for calling Lewis Hamilton a stupid after their collision at last weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix, stating that his words were
Close-range attempt on Argentine vice president fails
On September 1, 2022, a person watches a mobile phone footage depicting a guy aiming a pistol at the head of Argentine Vice President Cristina
NATO’s military chief visits Sweden
Admiral Rob Bauer, chair of the NATO Military Committee, visited Sweden on the request of its supreme commander, General Micael Bydén, from 31 August to
Vatican welcomes Mother Teresa film premiere
The new Mother Teresa documentary from the Knights of Columbus had its Vatican debut on Wednesday night, and its creators are hopeful that it will
Why the pope didn’t criticise Nicaraguan oppression
Although Pope Francis did not address Nicaragua in the manner that some anticipated in his Aug. 21 Sunday Angelus, a Nicaraguan priest who lives in
Longest sentence of any Jan. 6 defendant
A federal court sentenced a former New York City police officer to 10 years in prison on Thursday for attacking law officers during the attack
Archbishop opposes Spanish abortion law
Asserting that abortion “is never a right” and that the bill’s provisions are “absolutely indicative of a method of governing,” Archbishop Luis Javier Argüello Garcia
Catholic Charities aids Jackson’s water crisis
The local Catholic Charities group is giving bottled water amid a water crisis impacting Jackson, the state’s capital. Water bottles were provided by Catholic Charities
Scary! Hidden chamber behind bathroom wall scares new homeowners
While inspecting a new home they had just purchased in east Sussex, a couple discovered a genuinely scary secret that was so frightening it was
How college students may avoid debt
By establishing credit while in college, you may increase your chances of acceptance for rents, loans, and more. Getty Pictures Your credit score is not