NY Law Forcing Nuns To Serve Trans Even If They Don't Want To

Catholic nuns who have spent more than a century caring for the dying poor women are suing New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, saying a new state law could force them to choose between their faith and their mission or face fines, loss of licensing and even jail time.

"We are consecrated religious Sisters and have one mission," Mother Marie Edward, O.P., told Fox News Digital in a statement. "It is to provide comfort and skilled care to persons dying of cancer who cannot afford nursing care. We do not take insurance or government funds or money from our patients or families. The care is totally free."

Another Illegal Alien Charged Of Murder

An illegal alien from Haiti has been charged with murder after officials say he repeatedly struck a woman with a hammer outside a convenience store in Florida last week, the latest immigration case thrust into the national spotlight by President Donald Trump.

Rolbert Joachin, 40, is in custody and accused by authorities of killing the woman, who has not been publicly identified, during an interaction at a gas station in Fort Myers on 2 April, according to court documents.

Obama Library Requires ID, But Dems Oppose Voter ID Laws

The Obama Presidential Center is facing a wave of backlash ahead of its opening, with critics blasting its admission policies and raising broader concerns about the project’s cost and management.

Conservative commentators on social media are taking aim at the center’s requirement that Illinois residents show valid identification to receive free admission on certain days, arguing it contrasts with Democratic opposition to voter ID laws.

Severed Leg Solved The 27-Year Old Cold Case

A discovered bone has helped solve one of Sonoma County’s most unusual cold cases, linking remains found decades apart to the same missing man.

Authorities confirmed that a severed leg found on a Sonoma County beach in 2022 belonged to Walter Karl Kinney, a former banker from Santa Rosa who disappeared in 1999. The identification, announced in March 2026, closed a decades-long mystery in which the same man had been classified as unidentified on two separate occasions nearly 25 years apart.

U.S. Approved Iran's Request For A Conditional Ceasefire

President Donald Trump announced on social media last 7 April that he had accepted a two-week ceasefire with Iran just hours before his threatened deadline for launching crippling attacks on the country’s civilian infrastructure.

"The reason for doing so is that we have already met and exceeded all Military objectives, and are very far along with a definitive Agreement concerning Longterm PEACE with Iran, and PEACE in the Middle East," President Trump wrote. "We received a 10 point proposal from Iran, and believe it is a workable basis on which to negotiate.".