Centennial Elementary School in Denver made an announcement on its school’s front sign that December 8 would be designated as a for families of color only to use the school playground. The event appears to be an attempt by liberal educational leaders to bring minority families together in a spirit of racial equity, but it inadvertently promotes racial segregation.
In 2020, many sports media members assumed that a widely distributed COVID-19 vaccine would provide a simple fix to allow professional sports to resume operation in a pre-pandemic fashion. Even after many leagues have instituted controversial vaccine mandates, COVID-19 is still disrupting professional sports.
Upon reception of the most prestigious personal award for a college football player, Young made sure to give praise to Jesus Christ. He is an outspoken Christian, and he made sure not to let an opportunity go buy to give praise to God in front of a large audience.
The device is expected to be in operation sometime in 2022, and the government has not made it clear if it intends to approve the use of the capsule.
Colorado governor Jared Polis said in a recent radio interview “public health officials don’t get to tell people what to wear; that’s just not their job. Public health officials would say to always wear a mask because it decreases flu and decreases other airborne illnesses. But that’s not something that you require; you don’t tell people what to wear.”
The U.S. Department of Labor announced an investigation into the circumstances that caused an Amazon.com Inc. building to collapse during this weekend’s devastating storms.
The Congressional Progressive Caucus this week endorsed a proposal to reduce the traditional work week for Americans from five to four days.
Tonight on FISM News: The Congressional Budget Office says that Build Back Better will add $3 trillion to the debt, cases for and against vaccine mandates are rejected in court, and Russia continues to spar with the G7.
USA Gymnastics (USAG) and the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) have agreed to a $380 million settlement with the sexual abuse victims of former Michigan State University and USAG team doctor Larry Nassar.
