Tonight on FISM News: Texas governor Greg Abbott fully bans vaccine mandates, the Pentagon software chief resigns citing frustrations with the government and lagging behind China, and North Korea claims the U.S. creates “instability” in their region.
A second wave of Haitian migrants numbering around 60,000 is headed to the U.S., according to Panama Foreign Minister Erika Mouynes, who warns that this is only the beginning of what’s to come.
With deadlines quickly approaching, hundreds of thousands of U.S. troops are not yet fully vaccinated against COVID-19, leaving many to wonder how the military will proceed with so many servicemen failing to comply with mandates.
In Atlanta, a pair of county employees were fired after their boss said they shredded hundreds of voter applications within the last two weeks.
A recent unsealed document indicated that federal investigators had used a Google key-word warrant as a means of fast-tracking the search for alleged criminals, a report by Forbes revealed last week.
At the North Korean weapons exhibit on Tuesday, communist leader Kim Jong Un blamed the US for being the “source of instability” in the region and also vowed to create an “invincible military” that no one could challenge.
Austrian Chancellor and People’s Party leader, Sebastian Kurz, has resigned amid allegations of corruption.
Last week, archeologists in Virginia uncovered the remains of one of the oldest historically black churches in the United States. The First Baptist Church of Williamsburg’s original foundation was unearthed in a fascinating discovery of African cultural and religious history.
[elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] A small aircraft crashed blocks from a high school campus near San Diego on Monday, killing at least two people and injuring two others, while also destroying homes, officials and local media said. At least two homes appeared to have been destroyed by an ensuing fire, the city of Santee, California, where the crash occurred, said […]
John Gruden, coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, announced that he was resigning from his position after several emails surfaced in which he appeared to use racist and offensive language.
