On Wednesday, American snowboarder Lindsey Jacobellis won gold medal in women’s snowboardcross for the first US gold of the games, while five female ski jumpers from four of the world’s top ski-jumping teams were disqualified from the mixed team ski competition Tuesday for wearing “loose-fitting outfits.”
A team of Swiss researchers have developed an implantable nerve-stimulation device, similar to a pacemaker, that has helped several paralyzed individuals regain the ability to walk again.
A recent bill making its way through the Florida legislature that would prevent schools from teaching young children about sexual orientation and gender identity issues – topics lawmakers say belong in the home not the classroom – has now gained national attention.
Last last week, a church in Australia became a target for local police who felt it appropriate to disrupt the church’s service to enforce mask mandates.
Indirect talks between Iran and the United States on salvaging Tehran’s 2015 nuclear deal with world powers resumed on Tuesday after a 10-day break, but envoys gave little away as to whether they were closer to resolving various thorny issues.
Reich, who played for over the decade in the NFL as a backup quarterback and has coached the Indianapolis Colts to multiple winning seasons, is the founder of kNot Today, an organization he started with his wife to fight the evils sex slavery.
“The Matrix Resurrections” co-producer Village Roadshow Entertainment Group has filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros, alleging the studio’s move to release the film simultaneously on HBO Max and in theaters was a breach of contract.
A White House readout of the call said that Biden “underscored his commitment to expanding stability and partnerships across the Middle East region, as exemplified by the Abraham Accords, together with Israelis and Palestinians enjoying equal measures of security, freedom, and prosperity.”
Tonight on FISM News: Oil and gas prices hit 7-year-highs, the IRS cancels it’s plans for facial recognition technology, and the CDC considers changing vaccine dose timing.
U.S. consumers added to their debt loads at the fastest pace in 14 years in 2021 as they borrowed more to afford homes, cars and other goods that are becoming increasingly expensive, according to a report released on Tuesday by the New York Federal Reserve.
