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For families watching every dollar, Spirit Airlines was often the difference between a vacation happening or not. Now, after 34 years of flying Americans to their destinations at rock-bottom prices, the airline is gone — and the ripple effects could show up in your travel budget for years to come.

For millions of Americans, the ongoing U.S. military conflict with Iran isn't just a foreign policy story — it's showing up in their bank accounts every time they fill up their gas tank, buy groceries, or call a rideshare to get to work. A new national poll found that half of Americans expect gas prices to climb even higher in the months ahead, and 4 in 10 say they are already worse off financially than they were at the start of Trump's second term.

When it comes to U.S. foreign spending, Americans don't always agree — but a new poll suggests there's one program that cuts across political lines: PEPFAR, the U.S.-funded global AIDS relief effort that has saved millions of lives since it launched more than two decades ago.

For more than six decades, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami has provided shelter, care, and family reunification services to some of the most vulnerable children in the world. That work is now coming to an end after the Trump administration canceled an $11 million federal contract that supported the program.

A single social media post depicting Donald Trump as Jesus Christ set off a firestorm of criticism — not from Democrats or the media, but from some of the president's most loyal supporters. The controversy unfolded over a turbulent week that also included escalating military threats against Iran, drawing fresh scrutiny from across the political spectrum.

A single social media post managed to do something rare in American politics — it united Trump critics and some of his most devoted Christian supporters in shared concern. The image, which showed President Donald Trump in robes performing what many recognized as a healing gesture associated with Jesus Christ, sparked immediate backlash and was gone from his account by Monday morning.

Easter Sunday brought two starkly different messages to the world stage — Pope Leo XIV's call for peace and President Trump's fiery warning to Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. The contrast put Catholic leaders and the White House at odds on one of the most pressing foreign policy questions of the moment.

A New Jersey pastor is spending Holy Week in federal immigration detention, separated from his congregation, his family, and for nearly seven days, his Bible.

In a powerful message to global leaders, Pope Leo has reminded the world of something Christians have long known: caring for the sick is not optional—it is a calling. Speaking at a global health conference organized by the World Health Organization alongside European bishops, Pope Leo described universal access to healthcare as a “moral imperative.” His words carry a weight that goes beyond politics, pointing instead to the heart of Christian faith. “Healthcare must be acces

The war between the United States, Israel, and Iran is unfolding thousands of miles away, but its consequences could reach directly into the finances of Virginia households. The reason is simple: global oil markets depend heavily on the Strait of Hormuz. Three basic realities explain why this conflict could raise prices and threaten the broader economy: Oil prices are likely to stay elevated until the Strait of Hormuz fully reopens. The longer the disruption continues, the hi

A new report from American Families United (AFU) is bringing attention to the emotional, financial, and medical hardship facing U.S. citizens married to immigrants — hardship described in painful detail by families living through it.

Archbishop Timothy Broglio, President of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and Archbishop for the Military Services, has issued a clear moral warning about the U.S. military’s recent lethal boat strikes in the Caribbean.

Congress has passed a “big, beautiful” budget reconciliation bill that supercharges immigrant detention and deportation funding. Many are...

On August 1st, President Donald Trump fired Erika McEntarfer, the commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The dismissal came just hours after the BLS released a jobs report showing a weaker-than-expected hiring rate for July, with negative changes made to the numbers for May and June.

Texas State Representative James Talarico gave his thoughts on how to save the American experiment on the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast. His answer is centered around the Biblical command to love your enemy. As Talarico put it: “The test of Christianity is not do you love Jesus because Jesus is pretty lovable. The test is do you love Judas?"

Inflation rose in June, marking the largest increase in months , as President Trump’s new tariffs began to impact the cost of everyday...

A catastrophic flash flood in Texas Hill Country on July 4, 2025, has left a trail of destruction in Camp Mystic, a long-standing Christian summer camp for girls.

An interfaith coalition is speaking out against the Senate’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” calling it a threat to families and the poor. Citing deep cuts to support programs and harsh immigration tactics, they urge moral action and invite others to join them at nalecprayer.org.

President Donald Trump announced plans to begin phasing out the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) after the 2025 hurricane season, which is a move that would overwhelm states already struggling with the growing costs of climate disasters.

On June 11, 2025, several armed men bombarded a Latino man in the parking lot of Downey Memorial Church in Los Angeles.