Tonight on FISM News: Congress keeps the government funded as Democrats fight over their spending package, a judge sides against a lawsuit making the case for natural immunity to COVID-19, and the San Francisco Archbishop prays and fasts for Nancy Pelosi to change her stance on abortion.
A true American hero from an unconventional background: professional sports.
A man the United States says was responsible for planning al-Qaeda attacks in and around Syria has been killed.
After falling behind 14-0 in the first half, the Bengals averted disaster to beat the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars 24-21 in the primetime Thursday Night Football game.
U.S. District Court Judge James Selna ruled to uphold the University of California’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement after the schools mandate had been challenged by a professor who had previously contracted and recovered from the coronavirus.
If we allow this “leadership” to continue at this rate, America will see its people no longer able to stand financially independent, undermining an essential intent of our nation’s founders.
[elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was handed a one-year prison sentence by a Paris court on Thursday after being found guilty of illegal campaign financing over his failed 2012 re-election bid. Sarkozy, 66, is unlikely to go to jail. He decided to appeal the sentence, a move that in effect suspends it, and the judge said he could […]
Archbishop Salvitore Cordileone of San Fransisco issued a statement Wednesday pleading with Roman Catholics to fast and pray for a complete change of heart for Pelosi, especially concerning the issue of abortion.
On Thursday, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas announced his department would reprioritize its approach to the application of existing immigration laws.
The bill was passed in the house 254-175, just hours after it passed the Senate 65-35.
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