Tonight on FISM News: Biden’s former Border Chief says that the border crisis was “created” by the current administration, Biden tries to deter thoughts of a new cold war at the UN general assembly, and Johnson & Johnson files for approval of a booster for their COVID vaccine.
In one mighty volcanic eruption, a Roman city, and many of its habitants, were destroyed.
The Taliban asked for an opportunity to speak before the United Nations General Assembly, in an effort to legitimize their rule, but the chance of securing that acknowledgement before the current session ends on Sept. 27 is highly unlikely.
The organization Live Action issued a statement on Tuesday that Google censored an advertisment created by the organization that depicts the progression of an unborn child known as “Baby Olivia,” as well as an abortion reversal pill process.
House Democrats passed a two-pronged stop-gap funding bill on Wednesday without gaining a single Republican vote. The bill, designed to prevent a government shutdown, also includes a suspension of the U.S. debt limit through December 2022.
On Tuesday, the business continued in to push leftist ideals with a newly released flavor called “Change is Brewing.”
The DHS is releasing hundreds to thousands of Haitians into the US despite Biden’s order according to a report from the AP.
[elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] Germany joined France on Tuesday in berating the United States for negotiating a security pact in secret with Australia and Britain that cost Paris a lucrative defense deal, while the EU’s top official said such behavior was unacceptable. In a concrete signal of the bloc’s outrage, EU ambassadors postponed preparations for an inaugural trade and technology council on Sept. […]
As the border crisis continues to loom and the Biden administration suddenly has ramped up their expulsion efforts of Haitians, one has to wonder, why now.
On Tuesday, news broke from the city that part of the stadium’s massive roof caught fire as city officials were powerwashing it to prepare for the team’s first official home game in New Orleans on October 3.
