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A report criticizing President Joe Biden's memory, stating he's not competent to stand trial was released in Congress. A look at a new report on the long term effects of gender treatments on adolescents. And the Catholic Chaplain for the San Francisco 49ers discusses the Super Bowl.

The US Supreme Court will determine if former President Donald Trump should be kept off the ballot. One human trafficking victim shares her story on the feast day of St. Bakhita, the patron of victims of human trafficking. And a look at the 19th annual National Catholic Prayer Breakfast.

The Senate's bipartisan border bill is officially dead after Republicans voted against it. A top US diplomat met with Israeli leaders as the fate of hostages continues to hang in the balance. And a Catholic prayer event is set for tomorrow in the nation's capital.

A federal appeals court delivered a significant defeat to former President Trump. Voters in Nevada head to the polls for both the Democratic and Republican presidential primaries. And, millions in Turkey commemorated the first anniversary of the tragic earthquake that struck the country.

A look at the United States' strategy in the Middle East. Connecticut is set to become the first state to eliminate medical debt for its residents. And, an event in Rome aimed at discovering the rich Irish culture and heritage inspired by the legends of Saint Brigid.

President Biden traveled to Dover Air Force Base for the dignified transfer of 3 US soldiers who were killed in action. There are new developments regarding 6 pro-lifers in Tennessee found guilty of violating the FACE Act. And, today we celebrate the World Day for Prayer for Consecrated Life.

The US responds to attacks in the Red Sea by Houthi rebels. Millions of working families in the US may soon have more money in their pockets. And the Holy Father is turning his attention toward Lent.

Senators are demanding Big Tech do more to safeguard children. On Capitol Hill, talks continue on a border security package that would unlock aid to Ukraine and Israel. And, a Catholic couple from Louisiana received an extraordinary honor from Pope Francis.

Biden says he's made a decision on how to respond to the drone attack that left 3 US soldiers dead. House Republicans are moving closer to impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. And the state of Maine is trying to make abortion a constitutional right.

President Biden responds to the death of 3 American service-members in Jordan. In Turkey, ISIS has claimed responsibility for an attack on a Catholic Church. And, culture often portrays the teenage years in a dark, difficult manner, but a new book shows there is an uplifting alternative.

EWTN News Nightly | Friday, January 26, 2024 The White House and Senate negotiators continue their weeks-long border policy negotiations. A study finds 51% of adults under the age of 30 say an open marriage is "acceptable". And a concerning new report by the UN finds in Afghanistan the Taliban are placing severe restrictions on women.

Members of the USCCB are praising lawmakers for a bipartisan plan to enhance the Child Tax Credit. Lawmakers in Ohio overrode the governor's veto of a ban on gender surgeries for minors. And, the 27th edition of the St. Francis de Sales Congress is taking place in Lourdes.

Former President Donald Trump secured victory in the New Hampshire primary. It’s looking more and more likely that a 2020 rematch between Joe Biden and Trump is inevitable. And 2 ships with US flags have come under attack near Yemen. Suspicion immediately fell on Houthi rebels.

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem visited Hungary. Pope Francis has consecrated 2024 as the Year of Prayer in preparation for the Jubilee of 2025. And, a pro-life diaper company just wrapped up its ad campaign in the heart of the Big Apple.

With Ron DeSantis officially out of the presidential race, Donald Trump and Nikki Haley will go head-to-head tomorrow. In freezing temperatures and falling snow, thousands marched for life. And Pope Francis met this morning with 150 journalists who cover the Vatican.

Thousands of marchers are arriving in Washington, ahead of Friday's annual March for Life. The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity begins today. And Jonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus Christ in 'The Chosen', discusses his new project.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the Loper-Bright case. A new study sheds light on problems with foster care in the US. And, a look at a new initiative regarding the largest pediatric hospital in Europe, which is part of the Vatican.

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: A-P Correspondent Philip Crowther is live at the Iowa Events Center to discuss Trump's record-setting win in Iowa last night. From the White House, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are weighing in on Trump's win, including the topic of Roe v. Wade and its demise in 2022. CUA Professor Matthew Green joins News Nightly to discuss his thoughts on last night's Iowa results, considering this was the lowest Caucus turnout in 24 years. Later he explains the differences between the Iowa Caucuses and a New Hampshire primary, in terms of style of vote and who constitutes those votes. Congress has only four days to avoid a partial government shutdown. House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced a new deal to keep some federal departments open. Bishop Kevin Rhoades from the diocese of Fort Wayne- South Bend is the new Chairman of the USCCB Religious Liberty Committee. He discusses why he and his brother Bishops decided to release a repo

We are just days away from the 51st annual March for Life in the nation's capital. Jess Ford is a writer and preacher whose mother almost aborted him until by the grace of God, she had a change of heart. And despite being pushed an abortion agenda, the LeBlanc's chose life for their baby girls.

The twin brothers of Liran Berman were abducted by the terrorists on October 7th. He joins to speak out. Elections are set for Saturday in Taiwan and they are taking place amid warnings from China. And many dioceses around the country will celebrate Mass on Monday in honor of MLK Day.