The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released their report on the sweeping build Back Better Act pushed by President Biden and progressive Democrats saying that it will add about $367 billion “over the 2022-2031 period.”
On Thursday, with only hours to spare, Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt elected to spare the life of a man sentenced to die for a murder that he, along with a collection of celebrities, sports stars, politicians, and everyday people, say he did not commit.
FISM news is following two developments at the top of Christian news headlines, both involving Christian celebrities.
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Apple Inc on Wednesday said it will for the first time start selling spare parts and tools to the general public to perform their own repairs on some iPhones and Mac computers.
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This week, Ohio Attorney General David Yost sued the company formerly known as Facebook for securities fraud, citing deceptive practices that posed a threat to the public and children.
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Particpant were at 32% lower risk of stroke and 28% lower risk of dementia over a 10 to 14 year period.
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This will be the longest partial eclipse in 580 years – clocking in at 3 hours and 28 minutes long.
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Easy access to GPS is arguably among the greatest conveniences of the modern technological era, but with most of our gadgets these days it allows tech companies to further invade our privacy.
Tonight on FISM News: OSHA pauses their vaccine mandate, a U.S. military official sounds the alarm on China’s hypersonic missile, and Christians are urged to pray and fast for the kidnapped missionaries in Haiti.
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After nearly five decades, two men who denied having any part in the assassination of Malcolm X but were declared guilty will finally be exonerated, according to their lawyers.
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