GOP presidential hopefuls hold another debate. Senator Tommy Tuberville released his holds on more than 400 military promotions. And the parents of an 11 year old girl are demanding change after their daughter was assigned to sleep in the same bed as a biological male student.

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy will be leaving Congress by the end of the year. President Biden made headlines saying, "If Trump wasn't running, I'm not sure I'd be running." And another German bishop has distanced himself from the establishment of the Synodal Way in Germany.

House Republicans move closer to formally starting an impeachment inquiry into President Biden. The presidents of Harvard, MIT and UPenn, testified on Capitol Hill regarding antisemitism on campus. And one religious order has turned a used ambulance into a mobile confessional.

At least 4 people are dead after a bomb ripped through a Sunday Mass at a university in the Philippines. A Catholic parish in Michigan is fighting to protect its mission from a recently revised state law. And, Pope Francis continues to recover from lung inflammation and the flu.

The truce between Israel and Hamas has ended and Israel has resumed airstrikes in Gaza. The US House has expelled a member for the first time in over 20 years, George Santos is out. A look at the recipients of this year's Ratzinger prize. And a new Catholic social media platform.

Tributes are pouring following the death of former US Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger. Congressman Chris Smith chaired a global human rights hearing focused on the imprisonment of Bishop Rolando Alvarez. And, a look at the Catholic vote in US presidential elections.

Hamas continues to release hostages they've been holding although very few have been Americans. Americans for Prosperity Action officially endorsed presidential candidate Nikki Haley in her bid. And, a new study says states with restrictions on abortion are seeing an uptick in the number of births.

US Supreme Court justices are facing backlash over allegations of ethical lapses. An all-women's Catholic college decides to admit biological men who identify as women. And a look at why there are 43 million displaced children in the world on National Adoption Month.

Pope Francis remains in the hospital after being diagnosed with breathing difficulty and inflammation of the lungs. And, an agreement to extend the current cease fire between Israel and Hamas was reached. The US House & Senate remain billions apart on a government funding bill.

In a special edition of EWTN News Nightly dedicated to the Holy Eucharist, we speak with Bishop Andrew Cozzens about the ongoing Eucharistic Revival, look back at the history of the Corpus Christi Solemnity, and hear from Blessed Carlo Acutis’ mother about her son’s love for the Eucharist.