Tonight on FISM News: a federal judge stays Biden’s removal of Title 42, Russia warns of nuclear world war, and Twitter agrees to Elon Musk’s cash buyout.
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Wall Street ended sharply lower on Tuesday, with the Nasdaq closing at its lowest since December 2020 as investors worried about slowing global growth and a more aggressive Federal Reserve.
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A newly-released report by the US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has identified Afghanistan as the worst violator of religious freedom in the world.
FBI Director Christopher Wray discussed an increase in ambush and murders of police officers on Sunday’s episode of 60 Minutes.
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In its most recent update, Alphabet revealed that Google Docs will now offer a new artificial intelligence feature, known as assistive writing, that will highlight language that does not square with modern politically correct sensibilities.
Search crews on Monday recovered the body of 22-year-old Specialist Bishop E. Evans, a member of the Texas National Guard, three days after he went missing in the Rio Grande River near Eagle Pass, Texas.
The World Bank has agreed to provide Sri Lanka with $600 million in financial assistance to help meet payment requirements for essential imports, the Sri Lankan president’s media division said in a statement on Tuesday.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has pledged to speed up the development of his country’s nuclear arsenal while overseeing a huge military parade that displayed intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), state media reported on Tuesday.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a controversial bill yesterday that, among other things, creates an Office of Election Crimes and Security which will oversee a specialized police force. This police force will be responsible for investigating voter fraud and other election crimes.
Melissa Lucio, the Texas death row inmate whose pending execution has become the focus of anti-death-penalty activists, Democrats, Republicans, Christian groups, and celebrities, has been granted a reprieve by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.