As the Iran conflict enters its second full week, fear grows that the loss of life and destruction might expand across the whole region.This week on Register Radio, Register contributor Ambassador Alberto Fernandez with the latest on the situation.And then…Register staff writer Jonah McKeown joins us to discuss the debate over AI and ethics after a major AI company Pentagon demands to use Artificial Intelligence in autonomous weapons and surveillance.

INTERVIEW: Abbé Christian Venard discusses what Leo XIV will find, and what he might say, in Europe’s last Catholic bastion.

A recently-compiled database found that at least 14,000 Americans have died by assisted suicide since 1997, but the actual number is likely much higher because not all states provide data.

'If the Vatican finances are sound, it means that our Church will continue. If the Vatican finances are not sound, it’s going to have problems,' former Vatican auditor general Libero Milone said.

At the launch of his new book, professor Roberto de Mattei recalls Pope St. Pius X’s secretary of state who placed truth above party and nation.

VATICAN DIARY: As he nears his one-year anniversary, the Holy Father is expected to put more of his stamp on his pontificate.

An online magazine recently featured an article entitled, “Stories From Real Women Who Regret Having Children,” part of a long-time trend in secular media to denigrate motherhood, having children, and the family. This week on Register Radio, Andrea Picciotti-Bayer, attorney, Register legal analyst, and mother of ten, would like a word. And then… We hear all the time about a resurgence in Faith among young people. In Boston, that resurgence is very real. We are joined by Register writer Matt McDonald and Lindsey Hoggins, member of Southie Totus Tuus to tell us all about it.

Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.

Deacon John Zak was 'an active member of the community' before he was killed on March 11, police said.

The regime stated the decision was made in a 'spirit of goodwill' and because of its good relations with the Holy See, but did not indicate if any of those to be released are political prisoners.

The University of Notre Dame and the Laudato Si’ Center recently launched the Global Alliance initiative at Castel Gandolfo in Italy.

Having deported four bishops for their criticism of the regime, the Nicaraguan dictator seeks to punish them further by not allowing any ordinations in their dioceses.

Ending temporary protected status would be 'sending people into a burning building,' he said. 'Haiti is a country that is in free fall.'

John Angerer has been adoring Christ since his parish began perpetual adoration — on All Saints’ Day 1962 — and other souls are benefiting, too.

Sunday, March 15, is the Fourth Sunday of Lent. Mass readings: 1 Samuel 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a; Psalm 23: 1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6; Ephesians 5:8-14; John 9:1-41 or John 9:1, 6-9, 13-17, 34-38.

Judicial Watch alleges Gov. Tim Walz’s office failed to provide public records on efforts to extend safety programs to nonpublic schools.

Rep. María Elvira Salazar’s bill would not lay out a direct path to citizenship but would give people the chance to earn it through labor and financial penalties if they lack a criminal record.

COMMENTARY: Through Lent, we enact in a personal way our fundamental equality in the Church and learn something about our own sins and failings.