On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: From the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center in Delaware, President Biden acknowledged, “I understand that families who are struggling probably don’t care why the prices are up. They just want them to go down.” Meanwhile, the investigation of the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion showing the court may overturn Roe v Wade is ramping up. Republicans on Capitol Hill are taking steps to make sure a leak like this never happens again. And the Biden Administration is cancelling $5.8 billion in student loans for students who attended Corinthian colleges. This loan discharge is the largest of its kind in the Department of Education's history. Spokesperson for the Defense of Freedom Institute for Policy Studies, Angela Morabito, joins to talk more about this. There are new developments in the ongoing Vatican trial regarding 3 recent financial deals. Rome Correspondent, Colm Flynn, joins to tell us more about these latest hearings. The State Department released its 2021 International Religious Freedom report. Director of the Religious Freedom Institute's South and Southeast Asia Action Team, Paul Marshall, joins to talk more about the report. Finally this evening, the Kizito family is a ministry that serves the poorest of the poor in Haiti. Foundress of the Kizito Family, Sr. Paesie, joins to share what inspired her to establish this community.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Police say a man who blamed his surgeon for ongoing pain after a recent back surgery was responsible for killing the doctor and 3 other people before fatally shooting himself in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In the wake of continued mass shootings, Democratic lawmakers are pushing to advance gun reform. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden got another day of bad news on gas prices: they are not going down. Countries in Africa are experiencing severe drought, which the United Nation is calling the worst drought in 40 years. Editor-in-Chief of ACI Africa, Fr. Don Bosco Onyalla, joins to talk about the famine and drought countries in Africa are facing. And, several people who are not Catholic received Communion during Germany's Catholic Conventions in Stuttgart. Deputy Editor in Chief of CNA Deutsch, Martin Burger, joins to talk more about this, how significant it is that bishops were allowing people who are not Catholic to receive the most Holy Sacrament and whether there will be any recourse for this. Finally this evening, a new statue inside a church in Rome is dedicated to the pro-life movement. The bronze sculpture is called Monument to Life from Canadian artist Timothy Schmalz. Schmalz joins EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, to discuss his most recent sculpture.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The House Judiciary Committee will be holding an emergency hearing on Thursday to mark up more than half a dozen bills dealing with gun control. And as the war in Ukraine shows no end, Russia continues to bombard towns in the eastern part of the country. President Joe Biden says more weapons are on the way. Meanwhile, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says she was wrong about inflation. Yesterday, Yellen told CNN she recognizes the inflation America is facing is not temporary. Research Fellow at The Catholic University of America, Bob Nugent, joins to talk about inflation being a long-term problem. President Biden says Americans should celebrate those who are part of the LGBTQ community. In a proclamation published on Tuesday, the president dedicated June as Pride Month. Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, Jay Richards, joins to talk more about the president's proclamation and his swipe at the states who do not agree with his agenda. Finally this evening, a new movie from EWTN, "Speak of the Devil - Spiritual Warfare" examines a gradual shift from seeking holiness to becoming drawn into sin and rebellion. Director of EWTN Ireland and executive producer of the new movie, Aidan Gallagher, joins to tell us about the timing of this movie and why he chose to do a film on spiritual warfare.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The Catholic Church will soon welcome 21 new cardinals. Pope Francis made the announcement on Sunday. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, joins to tell us more about these newly named cardinals. And a recent investigation into the fetal tissue research program at the University of Pittsburgh found it followed all state and federal laws. However, pro-life lawmakers contest the findings and say paying someone to investigate yourself is not viable. Meanwhile, the EU is cutting almost 90% of Russian oil imports by the end of the year. Republican Strategist John Ullyot, shares his thoughts on that and what he thinks moved the needle, as this seemed unlikely a couple of months ago. As President Joe Biden works to control soaring inflation, Americans are not feeling confident about the direction of the economy. A new Gallup poll shows 77% of Americans think the nation's economic outlook is getting worse, while only 20% say the economy is getting better. Senior Editor at the Federalist and Cofounder of RightForge, Christopher Bedford, joins to talk more about these numbers. Finally this evening, yet another Catholic Church has suffered desecration and vandalism in Brooklyn, New York. DC Correspondent for Catholic News Agency, Katie Yoder, joins to talk more about this.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: 97 year old Stanley Maybruck is a World War II veteran that was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Maybruck joins us outside the WWII Memorial in Washington DC. Richard Rush and Oscar McClung, 2 Vietnam veterans, now belong to a motorcycle ministry. They describe the importance of Memorial Day in their own words. And a historian says every day is Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery. Historian Tim Frank explains how Memorial Day got its start under a different name. Meanwhile, the Merchant Mariners of World War II are also receiving recognition. The group was awarded a Congressional Gold Medal. Lawmakers gathered this month for a ceremony to mark the occasion. On another note, there are big developments in the pro-life movement. Earlier this year, we were able to ask President Joe Biden questions about abortion. It came the day after he doubled down on his defense of Roe v Wade during his State of the Union speech. The White House is also concerned about a leaked Supreme Court opinion that indicates Roe v Wade may be overturned. Conservative Strategist, Charmaine Yoest and Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, Sarah Parshall Perry, join to discuss this. Finally this evening, EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, gives us a look into the swearing in of the Swiss Guards who promise to protect Pope Francis.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Senior Writer for Townhall and author of the book "Fiery, But Mostly Peaceful," Julio Rosas, joins to tell us more about his recent trip to Uvalde to report on the tragic school shooting that took place a few days ago and who he talked to. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden delivered a commencement address to the more than 1,000 newly commissioned ensigns and second lieutenants who just graduated from the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. And, the Senate's failure to pass an abortion-on-demand bill isn't slowing down efforts by Democrats to codify Roe v Wade. Republicans are shaking their heads, accusing Democrats of being out of touch. Memorial Day gives us the opportunity to think of and pray for those who paid the ultimate sacrifice, giving their lives to protect our freedom. Archbishop Timothy Broglio from the Archdiocese for the Military Services, joins to talk more about how we can commemorate those who lost their lives serving America. Kellyanne Conway describes her life and Catholic faith in her new book, "Here's the Deal, a Memoir." She joins us for to continue discussing politics and faith. Finally this evening, EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief Andreas Thonhauser joins Dr. Andrew Serazin from the Templeton World Charity Foundation to discuss why it is important to bring the Catholic Church and science together.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: In the coming days, President Joe Biden and the First Lady will travel, yet again, to the scene of another shooting rampage that claimed innocent lives and left communities devastated. This time, the president will be traveling to Uvalde, Texas. With gun control now a hot topic on Capitol Hill, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says that effort starts with the Domestic Terrorism Bill, which was voted on today. Senate Republicans blocked that bill from passing this afternoon. Although a pro-life Democrat is claiming victory in his Texas congressional primary, the results are still too close to call. Incumbent Henry Cuellar holds a lead of less than 200 votes out of 45,000 ballots. Executive Director of Democrats for Life of America, Kristen Day, joins to talk more about this race in Texas' 28th Congressional District. And a week-long celebration honors the 7th anniversary of a work by Pope Francis on caring for the planet and defending human life. Laudato Si' Week unites hundreds of thousands of Catholics from around the world. Executive Director of Laudato Si' movement, Tomas Insua, joins to tell us more about the events taking place this week and what he is looking forward to the most. Finally this evening, pollster, campaign manager, mother, senior counselor to former President Donald Trump and now author of "Here's the Deal," Kellyanne Conway, joins us now to discuss her memoir.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: The community of Uvalde, Texas is facing immense hardship right now as a gunman killed 19 children and 2 adults at a school on Tuesday. Associated Press Reporter Marc Stewart joins from Uvalde to share what he is hearing from those who were affected by this tragedy. Pope Francis says he is heartbroken by the shooting in Texas. At the end of his weekly talk to pilgrims at the Vatican, the Holy Father said he is praying for the children and adults who were killed and their loved ones. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, joins to tell us more about what Pope Francis said. President Joe Biden tweeted in support of “common sense gun laws." As names and faces of the young victims emerge, the president went after the gun lobby. Democrats say several bills need to pass to close loopholes in the sales of guns and background checks. Republicans say more gun restrictions is not the answer. But Democrats are sounding the alarm and say that now is the time to pass measures that are already in the pipeline. Finally this evening, Former Acting Deputy Secretary for Homeland Security and National Chairman of the Election Transparency Initiative, Ken Cuccinelli, joins to share his reaction to the horrific massacre.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: A day after President Joe Biden said the U.S. would intervene militarily if China were to invade Taiwan, President Biden told a reporter “no” when asked if the policy of strategic ambiguity towards Taiwan is dead. China and Russia conducted joint exercises near Japan today. Author Gordon Chang joins to tell us more about and whether he thinks those comments made by President Biden may have sparked this show of force, or whether this was something planned long before. Meanwhile, $40 billion in additional aid is making its way to Ukraine, after President Biden signed a new package over the weekend. However, some senators from both parties want to go further and label Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. And a 2 day conference in Warsaw, Poland focused on the life and legacy of Pope St. John Paul II. President of the Center for Family and Human Rights and author, Austin Ruse, joins to tell us more about this conference and how it highlighted Pope John Paul II's fight to protect the unborn. Finally this evening, a young pilgrim from Northern Spain is planning to be in the Holy Land for Christmas. Carlota Valenzuela will make the journey by walking. She joins to tell us how this idea came about and what motivated her to undertake this long pilgrimage.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Reactions continue to pour in as the leader of the Archdiocese of San Francisco banned House Speaker Nancy Pelosi from receiving the Holy Eucharist in her home archdiocese. Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone says he struggled with the decision for many years. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden has been traveling in Asia and returns to Washington DC tomorrow. It is what he said at a news conference today that is making headlines for its explicit security guarantee to Taiwan. And the CDC planned to lift Title 42 today, but a Louisiana judge ruled the Biden Administration's effort to lift the provision was done illegally. The Department of Justice has filed an appeal. Intercollegiate Studies Institute Fellow at the National Review, Nate Hochman, joins to share what he thinks about this ruling. Finally this evening, Pope Francis recently met with young people who are participating in a Vatican-backed initiative on education. The Holy Father started the Scholas Occurrentes movement when he was an archbishop in Argentina. International Coordinator of Educational Experiences with Youth at Scholas Occurrentes, Maria Martha Barreneche, joins to tell us more about this event with the pope.

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