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For millions of American families, the ongoing U.S. military conflict with Iran isn't just a foreign policy story — it's showing up directly in their bank accounts, their grocery bills, and their gas tanks. From Texas to Arkansas to Indiana, everyday people are making real sacrifices just to keep up with the rising cost of getting to work, feeding their families, and paying rent.

When Trump took office in January 2025, he promised to bring grocery prices down. Since then, the opposite has happened — and a new pressure is now accelerating the pain. Ground beef is up 17% and orange juice has climbed 25% since inauguration day, driven in part by tariffs that pushed prices higher for coffee, seafood, fruit, and meat compared to pre-tariff trends. Now fuel costs are compounding the crisis. Diesel prices surged nearly 50% in a matter of weeks following the

A federal contract cancellation has brought an abrupt end to one of the longest-running migrant child welfare programs in the United States. For more than six decades, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami cared for some of the most vulnerable children in the world — and within three months, that work will stop.

A single social media post from President Donald Trump sparked an unusual wave of criticism — not from his political opponents, but from conservative Christians and faith leaders who have long been among his strongest supporters.

On one of Christianity's holiest days, two very different messages rang out across America and the world. While Pope Leo XIV urged global leaders to choose dialogue over destruction, President Trump took to social media with an expletive-laden threat directed at Iran.