Study Indicates Puberty Blockers Show Minimal Effect on Trans Youth’s Mental Health A recent study led by a prominent supporter of gender-affirming care has found that puberty-blocking medications do not statistically improve depression rates in transgender youth experiencing gender dysphoria. The research, highlighted by the advocacy network Genspect—which favors a non-medicalized perspective on sex and … Read more
Gastroenterologist Advises Increased Fibre for Better Weight Management Dr. Saurabh Sethi, a California-based gastroenterologist trained at AIIMS, Harvard, and Stanford, emphasizes that fibre is vital for a healthy gut. Regularly sharing nutritional advice on social media, he recommends that those dealing with digestive or liver concerns—and anyone looking to boost their gut microbiome—pay closer attention … Read more
Delivering Corporate Gift Baskets with Style and Professionalism Corporate gift baskets serve as an understated yet effective way to show appreciation, celebrate milestones, or help remote colleagues feel connected. Even the finest assortment can lose its impact if the presentation is sloppy, delayed, or lacks a personal touch. The following guide offers practical advice on … Read more
A Desperate Plea in Kampala In Kampala, Uganda, a distraught parent entered the staff room of a Catholic private school, pleading for her son’s enrollment despite an outstanding tuition balance. The school’s policy required the payment of at least 60% of the full tuition before the child could begin classes. Lacking the necessary funds, the … Read more
Normalized Antisemitism: US Jews Now Face Challenges Mirroring France’s Past For many American Jews, October 7 has come to symbolize a seismic shift in their collective experience—much like the Second Intifada did for French Jewry decades ago. Recent violent incidents, from repeated assaults on community figures in France to aggressive attacks on demonstrators here in … Read more
Jesus Statue Covered at Eid Celebration Sparks Religious Controversy in Monfalcone In Monfalcone, Italy, an incident at the Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin Marcelliana has stirred growing tensions. During the Eid-Al-Adha festival—attended by nearly four thousand Muslims—a cloth was draped over a statue of Jesus Christ, an action that has unsettled the local Christian community. … Read more
Jesus Statue Controversy Ignites Community Tension in Monfalcone In the Italian town of Monfalcone, an incident at the Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin Marcelliana has sparked significant unrest. During the Eid-Al-Adha festival, which saw around four thousand Muslims come together to celebrate, a cloth was placed over a statue of Jesus Christ. This action has … Read more
Cultivating Self-Reliance and Cooperation The unique blend of independence and mutual support in New England creates an ideal setting for the development of a vibrant local food movement. In this region, history and tradition merge with contemporary practices to nurture a system built on both self-reliance and community cooperation. I was raised in the Upper … Read more
Supreme Court Rule Relieves Catholic Charity from Wisconsin Unemployment Tax The nation’s highest court ruled on Thursday that a Catholic charity is exempt from paying unemployment taxes in Wisconsin. This decision forms part of a broader review by the justices of several cases involving religious rights. The ruling adds another chapter to an ongoing series … Read more
Supreme Court Exempts Catholic Charity from Wisconsin Unemployment Taxes The United States Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that a Catholic charity is not required to pay unemployment taxes in Wisconsin. This decision adds to a list of religious-rights cases currently being examined by the nation’s highest court. The ruling reflects the Court’s ongoing interest in … Read more