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Europe’s unwavering commitment to equality and the green agenda is leading to its economic decline. If current trends persist, projections suggest that by 2035, the European Union’s per capita income will be half that of the United States.

Rare earth elements (REE) are the new commodities that will dominate global trade. Nations that have these elements can control vital parts of the world economy.

North Korea’s dictator Kim Jong Un’s inauguration of the luxurious Wonsan-Kalma resort feels like a scene from a dark satire. The resort is a spectacle of glitz and glamour, hiding the harsh reality of a regime desperate for survival and funds.

The Cuban Bishops Conference expressed concern about Cuba’s dire economic situation in a June 15 Jubilee Year message titled “Pilgrims of Hope” distributed to all the nation’s parishes.

This June has proven to be a particularly chaotic month. We are only partially through it, and already, there is a new war, civil unrest, celebrated vice and a scrambled world order.

The world press has analyzed and scrutinized every aspect of Pope Francis's death and pontificate with a meticulousness that sometimes bordered on excess. Everything that needed to be said on the subject has already been said, even more than objectivity would have allowed.

The altar rail is making a comeback by popular demand. It is transforming the way people perceive the Holy Eucharist. Best of all, this trend is extremely popular and is generating enthusiasm among the faithful.

Heaven's authentication of Catholic truth can be found in the events that took place in Fatima, Portugal with the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima to three shepherd children in 1917.

Objectivity gives credibility to scientific study. When scientific research is swayed by political agendas, both science and politics are compromised. Nowhere is this conflict of interest more apparent than in the realm of climate science.