Fremont, Neb., is among the the municipalities that have voted to curtail the rights of undocumented immigrants.
Signs Of the Times
Vatican Faces Civil Challenges
Pope Benedict XVI and his key advisers are facing a long, hot summer of problem-solving and strategizing.
U.N. Condemns Murder of Mexican Journalists
Juan Francisco Rodríguez Ríos and his wife María Elvira Hernández Galeana were killed on June 28.
Residents Struggle With Oil Spill and Uncertainty
The coast of Louisiana is off limits to its own residents, and their livelihoods and quality of life are suffering.
Report Critiques G-8 Failures
An independent research group said the leading industrial nations complied with a little more than half of the promises made in 2009.
Abortion Ultrasound Bill Vetoed
Gov. Charlie Crist of Florida vetoed a proposed Florida bill, but similar legislation is having more success in other states.
Watching Out For Women Refugees
Women refugees are particularly vulnerable to human rights abuses in cases where they have been forced to leave their homes.
Cardinal of Naples Target of Probe
The investigators are looking at contracts Cardinal Sepe made with government officials while he was head of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples.
Catholic Agencies Disappointed by G-8, G-20 Results
A $7.3 billion pledge is not enough to stop millions of needless deaths and not enough for the G-8 leaders to say they’ve lived up to their responsibilities.
