Tonight on FISM News: the G20 conference focuses on climate change and taxes, President Biden sits down with Pope Francis in a controversial meeting, and multiple states are suing the White House over federal employee vaccine mandates.
The famous amphitheater in London where so many of Shakespeare’s dramas were created and performed.
A declassified assessment regarding the origins COVID-19 was released last Friday, reigniting the conversation on who holds responsibility for the worldwide pandemic.
New York City authorities have had to shutter 26 of its fire department companies as of Saturday due to widespread staffing shortages.
Seven members of an eight-member military jury condemned the United States’ treatment of a former Guantánamo Bay detainee in a hand-written letter addressed to the case’s reviewing officer, according to a report by The New York Times.
A 24-year-old man dressed in Batman’s Joker costume attacked passengers on a Tokyo train line on Sunday evening, injuring 17 people as many party-goers headed into the city center for Halloween gatherings, media reported.
World leaders will continue to focus on environmental and economic matters this week as one major summit ends just as another begins.
This weekend, American Airlines canceled almost 2,000 regularly scheduled flights sending an already tumbling industry into more turmoil.
The heated Virginia governor race has once again captured headlines, this time thanks to a political stunt meant to portray Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin as a white supremacist.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider whether the public has a right to see significant decisions issued by a secretive court that approves government surveillance requests including some that are highly contentious.
