Tonight on FISM News: Governor Ron DeSantis says Florida’s ports can help fix supply chain issues, the Haitian people protest a rise in violence and kidnappings, and an In-N-Out Burger is shut down for refusing to enforce vaccine mandates.
In 1066 this man led one of the most famous conquests in Western history.
The death penalty is being considered for a former nurse in Tyler, Texas after he was convicted of capital murder in the deaths of four patients: John Lafferty, Ronald Clark, Christopher Greenaway and Joseph Kalina.
[elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] Ethiopian government air strikes hit the capital of the northern Tigray region on Wednesday, the third such attack this week in a stepped up campaign to weaken rebellious Tigrayan forces in an almost one-year-old war. Tigrai Television, controlled by the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), said the attack targeted the center of the city of Mekelle but it […]
An In-N-Out Burger store in San Francisco has partially reopened after being shut down by city health department officials last week for refusing to check patrons’ COVID-19 vaccination status.
On Tuesday, Piper wrote a controversial article on his ministry’s website titled “A Reason To Be Vaccinated: Freedom.” Piper encouraged Christians to get the COVID-19 shot if they feel it is a wise decision for them.
Jonathan and Diana Toebbes are expected to make their first court appearance today on charges of espionage following a grand jury indictment on national security charges late Tuesday in West Virginia.
[elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] A blast on an army bus in Damascus on Wednesday killed 14 people, state media reported, the deadliest bombing in the Syrian capital in years, quickly followed by army shelling in rebel-held Idlib which rescue workers said killed 12 people. The bus carrying troops was blown up near a bridge in the center of […]
An Israeli scuba diver was swimming off the Caramel coast of Israel when he noticed the sword hidden in the sand beneath the water.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced on Tuesday that the state will be offering incentive deals to companies that use Florida’s seaports, in an attempt to capitalize on the shipping baglog in California.
