Due to delays in visa processing, thousands of at-risk Afghans are currently stranded at the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul.

Ian Patrick, FISM News [elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] A tense scene played out near Capitol Hill yesterday as a man drove a truck onto the sidewalk near the Library of Congress and claimed that he had enough explosive material to level two city blocks. This led to a 5 hour standoff with police, and ended when the […]

The tech giant Facebook is once again in the crosshairs of the Federal Trade Commission for engaging in monopolistic behavior.

Frontier Alliance International (FAI) reported earlier this week that the Muslim terrorist organization is going door to door demanding Christians reveal themselves.

President Biden announced several methods he’d be using his executive authority to effectuate pandemic policy. 

During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic retail grocery and commercial good stores suffered substantial losses as Americans were confined to their homes due to restrictions. During that time the online marketplace experienced a boom from work from home to grocery shopping. One of the most significant benefactors of the situation was tech giant Amazon. In fact, in the most recent earnings and sales report Amazon out earned every other company in the US for retail sales to include Walmart.

Following the large and historic protests that erupted in Cuba one month ago, the Cuban Communist government is cracking down on social media for its citizens. The Cuban government announced Decree 35 and it was published in the state’s only newspaper on Tuesday. This new decree introduces a whole host of new rules and restrictions regarding social media posts from Cubans including the banning of any posts that may damage Cuba’s prestige and encourage civil unrest.

The Pentagon confirmed that it is not currently able to keep Americans safe in the nation while they travel to the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul for a flight out.