Tonight on FISM News: buses filled with migrants arrive and unload in Washington D.C., a European rights group confirms patterns of war crimes in Ukraine committed by Russia, and Elon Musk makes a multi-billion dollar offer to buy Twitter.
Lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives have opened an investigation into the identity verification contractor ID.me, saying that they have “serious concerns” about the efficacy, privacy and security of technology it provides to 10 federal agencies.
The Biden administration was again forced to clarify potentially escalatory remarks made by the president about Russia’s war on Ukraine after using language that could demand an international response on Tuesday.
An elderly couple died in their home as they tried to evacuate a wildfire in Ruidoso, New Mexico, that has destroyed hundreds of houses and forced thousands to flee the mountain town, local officials said.
Governor Greg Abbott of Texas announced an agreement to secure the Texas/Mexico border and increase the protection of the citizens of his state.
Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra did not directly respond to questions about the deaths of five preborn babies whose bodies were discovered in Washington D.C. last month.
[elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] Shana Burt discusses the likelihood of an economic recession.
Amazon.com Inc on Wednesday said it will impose an average 5% fuel and inflation surcharge on merchants to warehouse and ship their products in the United States, in response to rising costs.
On Monday, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Florida’s HB 7065 better known as the “Fatherhood Bill.”
Life expectancy in the United States fell by nearly two years in 2020 to about 77 years amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the sharpest drop compared to 21 other high-income countries, according to a global study.
