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Biden unveiled a move to allow certain spouses of US citizens without legal status to apply for permanent residency. New movie, "Jesus Thirsts", did so well in its 3 day initial release that it is headed back to the theaters. And, three women found their resting place inside Saint Peter's Basilica.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has dissolved his war cabinet. Summer officially arrives this Thursday, but things are already heating up as a sweltering heat dome descends upon a large portion of the US. And, the Vatican recently released a study document on the role of the Pope.

President Biden met with Pope Francis at the G7 in Italy. According to findings from Bankrate, the price of owning and maintaining a home is more than $18,000 a year not including the mortgage. The USCCB is considering whether to advance the cause of beatification and canonization of Adele Brise.

Supreme Court justices unanimously ruled to preserve access to the abortion drug, mifepristone. Former President Donald Trump spent the day on Capitol Hill. And today is the feast of St. Anthony of Padua and the anniversary of the second apparition of the Blessed Virgin to the children at Fatima.

President Biden will meet with other world leaders in Italy for the G7 Summit to discuss several urgent matters. While at the global gathering, Biden is expected to meet with Pope Francis. And several congressmen gathered outside the Capitol, with pro-life activists to make their voices heard.

Hunter Biden has been convicted on felony charges related to his federal gun case. A recent article examined how best for the faithful to handle tough conversations during Pride Month. And, the Vatican Observatory will host a conference to celebrate the legacy of the priest who pioneered the Big Bang Theory.

A look at how the 4 rescued Hamas hostages are doing. A 4-day election in the European Union parliament has delivered a shock to ruling parties. And as the Eternal City gears up to host the 2025 Jubilee, Pope Francis addressed the mayor of Rome and the city administration.

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: President Joe Biden delivers remarks from the Point de Hoc. Michael Kimmage, history professor at CUA, discusses President Biden's meeting with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to address a joint session of congress on July 24th. The partisan divide over his speech was immediately evident. Jeremiah Smith joins ENN to discuss how he is raising awareness for a childhood friend who is currently a hostage under Hamas control. Fr. Leone joins to discuss the passing his longtime friend, 102-year-old World War II veteran who died en route to the D-Day commemorations in Europe. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

President Joe Biden--speaking in France 80 years to the day Allied forces launched “D-Day” to defeat Nazi Germany--pledged to “not walk away” from Ukraine as that nation fights Russia. Biden said Ukraine was “invaded by a tyrant bent on domination.” The GOP leaders of the three House Committees heading the impeachment inquiry into President Biden sent criminal referrals to the Justice Department. Eric Buer, A retired Marine colonel and author of the 'Ghosts of Baghdad' joins to share his thoughts of the Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza. Doctor Jill Simons, Executive Director of the "The American College of Pediatricians" and Mario Dickerson, Executive Director of "The Catholic Medical Association" joined to discuss ongoing medical efforts to end gender surgeries for minors. A recent conference in Rome examined ways to protect religious freedom around the world. One representative with the Vatican says Christians are facing high level of persecution for their faith. Vicar General Olivier Ruffray of the Di

Biden and other world leaders are in France to honor those who fought and died on the beaches of Normandy 80 years ago. The president's sweeping executive action to significantly restrict asylum on the US-Mexico border is now in effect. And, US job openings fell for a second straight month to a new 3 year low. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

President Biden revealed details about his plan to limit the flow of migrants in the Southern Border. Today, Democrats led a hearing looking at the impact of abortion bans in states. And this week, the Vatican announced its message for the 110th World Day for Migrants and Refugees.

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Jason Poblete, co-founder of the 'Global Liberty Alliance' joins ENN to discuss Claudia Sheinbaum's record as a leader. He shares his thoughts on Claudia's use of the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe, while some claim it was inappropriate. Later, Steven Cook offers his thoughts on President Biden's proposal to the Israeli Prime Minister. President Biden issued a statement regarding his "Boundless Love" for his son, Hunter. Allies of the President are worried about the toll this trial could take on the elder Biden considering his concern about the sobriety of his only living son. Doctor Fauci, the known public face of the government’s response of the coronavirus pandemic was in the hot seat today. He defended his actions to a house panel for the first time in nearly two years. A miracle back in the 13th century is part of the origin story for the Feast of Corpus Christi. Now the historic and miraculous event continues to draw pilgrims from around th

14 pro-democracy advocates are found guilty in Hong Kong's biggest national security case. The number one cause of mental health issues in teenagers is the negative impact of social media. And, an EU official is arguing that the European Union is not doing enough to promote freedom of religion.

New analysis shows the weapons used in the strike on Rafah this Sunday were made in the US. Ben Carson on the decline of faith in the US and how that has led to a decline in society and the family unit. And Pope Francis invites the mission societies to always be creative and tenacious.

Attorneys presented their closing arguments in Donald Trump's hush money trial. A new book is taking a closer look at those who underwent gender surgery and then regretted the decision. And, Pope Francis was greeted by thousands of kids for the first World Children's Day in Rome.

The UN's top court ordered Israel to halt its military offensive in Gaza. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and among the many people who face this battle are our servicemen and women. And reaction is pouring in after the Vatican said that Blessed Carlo Acutis is set to be canonized.

Days after Taiwan's newly elected president made a controversial inauguration speech, China performed military exercises around the country. Day one of the UK's general campaigns kicked off today. And, the Biden Administration is cancelling some $7.7 billion in student loans for more than 160,000 borrowers.

Biden’s top national security advisor answered questions about 3 countries recognizing a Palestinian state. Pope Francis is reacting to the Catholic Church's first council in China in 100 years. And the fighting between Israel and Hamas has had a spillover effect into Lebanon.

The hush money case against Donald Trump is heading to a final conclusion. A Catholic run migrant facility in Pittsburgh is under scrutiny for allegedly forcing children to live in "deplorable" conditions. And Ecuador will host the 53rd International Eucharistic Congress in September.

There was shock throughout the world as the Iranian president was found dead, following a helicopter crash. Reaction is pouring in after the Holy Father granted a rare sit-down interview to '60 Minutes'. And over the weekend, pilgrims stepped off onto their respective routes for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage.