Madaline Donnelly previously worked at The Daily Signal as an assistant editor and producer.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va.âThis holiday season, across the country, communities are pulling together to provide Christmas gifts for underprivileged children. âFor many children, the gifts they receive… Read More
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A silent persecution of Christians tantamount to genocide is ongoing in the Middle East, according to experts in Washington. Last week, at a panel organized… Read More
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Garrett Swasey, the 44-year-old police officer killed Friday in a shooting at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood clinic, also was a devout Christian pastor who âbelieved… Read More
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Police officers, firefighters, and emergency medical workers in the nationâs capital will briefly abandon their posts Thanksgiving Day and head to one of the regionâs… Read More
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Jeff Tooles is looking forward to working a 12- to 14-hour-long shift on Thanksgiving Day. On Thursday, the senior food services manager of Central Union… Read More
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Recovering addict Leann Lecik says her problems all began when she had surgery in the mid-2000s. The former pharmaceutical representative and national sales consultant was… Read More
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Mary Mayhew, commissioner of Maine’s Department of Health and Human Services, knows her politics aren’t always popular. âI canât stress enough what an attack campaign it… Read More
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D.C. Central Kitchen, a meal provider and the creator of one of Washington, D.C.âs most successful job training programs, raised over $550,000 last week to… Read More
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Last week, Chicago-based Sister Alicia Torres, a soft-spoken member of the Franciscans of the Eucharist, took first place on the Food Network cooking competition âChopped.â… Read More
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NASHVILLE, Tenn.âRon Vaselech estimates he has spent close to 30 years in prisons across the United States. Time has taken its toll on the kind,… Read More
SecurityFeature
Iraq War veteran Joe Leal knows firsthand the difficulties associated with readjusting to domestic life after combat. âYou hear this, âWe support the troops,â and… Read More
EducationFeature
Radio host Dennis Prager and his business partner Allen Estrin had a big problem on their hands. It was October, 2013. Several years earlier, the… Read More
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The nationâs only Catholic ministry to share health care costs expects to get a membership boost out of the latest Obamacare open enrollment period, which… Read More
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NASHVILLE, Tenn.âThis past August, during an acceptance speech at the MTV Video Music Awards, Kanye West announced his plan to run for president of the… Read More
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China is abandoning its controversial âone-child policyâ in favor of a universal two-child policy, according to Chinese news agency Xinhua. The move comes after several… Read More
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HYATTSVILLE, MDâItâs 3 oâclock on a Monday in October, and Vianelly, a 19-year-old mother of two, is reflecting on the string of memories that led… Read More
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The past month marked two important milestones for human rights activist and lawyer Reggie Littlejohn. As of Sept. 25, Chinaâs so-called “one-child policy” has officially… Read More
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Itâs a warm Friday in September, and Devonte Barksdale is spending it inside, beading necklaces. âThatâs what we gotta do,â he says. Barksdale, 23, is… Read More
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Sabina Loving always knew she wanted to work for herself. So much so that, when an abandoned storefront was renovated and became available for rent… Read More
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âIf she can do it, I can do it.â To 27-year-old Grafton Pritchartt, Ann Romney is an inspiration. Like Romney, Pritchartt was diagnosed with multiple… Read More
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It was not difficult for retired Staff Sgt. Robert Bartlett and his wife to settle on a name for their newborn son two months ago…. Read More
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When former CBS News investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson arrived at Washingtonâs Newseum on Wednesday night for a party celebrating the launch of her new Sunday show… Read More
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âI got my big chance to be a starting quarterback with the Seattle Seahawks, and in one half of play against the 49ers, my old… Read More
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Rep. Patrick Meehan is not fond of giving up. âIâd like to have [Obama] administration officials over telling us why they believe itâs in the… Read More
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Earlier this week, as devout American Catholics took to the streets of Washington to celebrate the arrival of Pope Francis, four Chinese human rights activists… Read More
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According to Joshua Gonnerman, a doctoral student in historical theology at the Catholic University of America, itâs been anything but business as usual on campus… Read More
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Mondayâs incident at Delta State University marks the ninth time that one or more persons have died during a school shooting event in 2015, according to… Read More
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For Ken Stethem, the Iran nuclear deal is personal. âIâm doing something out of what, for me, is a form of duty,â says Stethem, referring… Read More
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A new study by the non-profit Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) is shedding light on the effectiveness of pesky speed cameras, suggesting they may… Read More
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Before he met Jaclyn McLoughlin, combat veteran Androcles Scicluna passed most days focused on survival, picking abandoned bottles and milk cartons out of trash cans… Read More
