Although the government shutdown has ended, its effects will continue to impact air travel. Meanwhile, a volunteer doctor brings hope to Ukraine’s youngest war victims. And, the Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Virginia, has launched its first-ever “Week of Service.”

Pope Leo urges an AI conference to ensure that technology does not replace relationships. Meanwhile, we learn how faith & subsidiarity can help build accountability in AI. And, the U.S. House is poised to pass a Senate-approved stopgap funding bill that would fund the government through January 30.

Marine veteran Chris Lovell reflects on Veterans Day and the impact of the government shutdown on veterans. Meanwhile, thousands are set to gather for the 33rd International Week of Prayer and Fasting. And, Pope Leo urges tech leaders to ensure that AI remains rooted in respect for human dignity.

On day 41, the U.S. government shutdown may finally be nearing its end. Meanwhile, with flight cancellations piling up due to the shutdown, Trump slams air traffic controllers who were not showing up for work. And, Pope Leo XIV highlights the vital role of jobs at the Jubilee of the World of Work.

Flight delays and cancellations caused by the government shutdown are creating challenges for businesses. Meanwhile, Church leaders are meeting to strengthen pastoral care for mental well-being. And, Florida’s Attorney General has filed a $354 million lawsuit against Planned Parenthood.

The Federal Aviation Administration’s decision to reduce flights raises new concerns about safety. Meanwhile, President Trump’s proposed White House ballroom is once again facing scrutiny. And, Israeli, Palestinian, and American students unite in Rome for a peace dialogue.

Democrats scored major victories across the country in Tuesday’s elections. Meanwhile, a new Vatican document urges a humane approach to mining practices. And, groundbreaking has begun for the new “Sheen Experience,” honoring Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen.

The Vatican released a new doctrinal note offering clarifications on controversial titles attributed to the Virgin Mary. Meanwhile, the government shutdown has entered its 35th day, tying the record for the longest closure in American history. And, AI is changing the job landscape in the U.S.

Trump threatens “to completely wipe out the Islamic terrorists” in Nigeria, whom he says are killing thousands of Christians. Meanwhile, Pope Leo XIV celebrates the feasts of All Saints and All Souls in Rome. And, the experience “Luminescence” is making its U.S. debut at a Basilica in Minneapolis.

Pope Leo will mark the Feasts of All Saints and All Souls with several papal liturgies in Rome. Meanwhile, a new children’s book uncovers the Christian roots of Halloween. And, many furloughed workers are relying on local food banks to feed their families as the government shutdown continues.