Tonight on FISM News: Democrats dispute paid family leave and the SALT tax in Biden’s spending plan, the Department of Defense warns that the threat from China is growing, and Portland’s mayor asks for more police funding.
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Tonight on FISM News: Democrats dispute paid family leave and the SALT tax in Biden’s spending plan, the Department of Defense warns that the threat from China is growing, and Portland’s mayor asks for more police funding.
In the euphoria of the Braves’ first world championship celebration since 1995, shortstop Dansby Swanson was interviewed on the field in Houston by Fox Sports baseball analyst Tom Verducci.
Australian police charged a 36-year-old man on Thursday with abducting a four-year-old girl from an outback campsite 18 days before she was found safe in a locked house.
Almost exactly one year after defunding the police bureau in Portland, Oregon by $15 million, Mayor Ted Wheeler is asking for more.
All sides fighting in the war in Ethiopia’s northern region of Tigray committed violations that may amount to war crimes, according to a joint investigation by the United Nations and Ethiopia published on Wednesday.
On Thursday, students and staff are gathering on campus to hold a prayer rally and bring attention to the need for transparency. Reports indicate the rally will include a plea for the university to allow an independent investigation into the abuse coverup.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released new rules today that will require vaccination compliance for larger businesses shortly after the new year.
An annual report released by the United States Department of Defense on Wednesday warned of the “accelerating pace of” China’s nuclear capabilities, suggesting that China may have 700 nuclear warheads by 2027.
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced it would begin scaling back a bond-buying program it had implemented in order to help the nation’s response to the COVID crisis.
Britain on Thursday became the first country in the world to approve a potentially game-changing COVID-19 antiviral pill jointly developed by U.S.-based Merck and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics, in a boost to the fight against the pandemic.