Tonight on FISM News: The White House appeals a decision to keep Title 42 in place, the Biden administration gives conflicting responses over China and Taiwan, and a new report shows the Southern Baptist denomination covered up sexual abuse.
One of the most disputed historical landmarks in the world.
Christian evangelist Rev. Franklin Graham said accusations by social activists who claim he is a “preacher of hate” are false.
Starbucks Corp said on Monday it will exit the Russian market after nearly 15 years as the coffee chain joins McDonald’s Corp in marking the end of the presence of some of the top Western brands in the country.
As the mid-term elections approach, watchful eyes wait to see what the Republican Party might offer a little further down the road. Chiefly, who will serve as the GOP-backed presidential bid? Rumors circulate around former president Donald Trump, his previous vice-president Mike Pence, Ron DeSantis, and even movie star Dwayne ‘the Rock’ Johnson.
New York’s new congressional map was approved late Friday by a New York Supreme Court Justice, putting into motion what essentially amounts to new campaigns for some candidates running for re-election this year.
Most of a Florida law that sought to stop social media companies from restricting users’ political speech violates the companies’ free speech rights and cannot be enforced, a federal appeals court ruled on Monday, agreeing with a lower court.
On Friday, in a stunning victory for medical freedom among military servicemen, a three-person Navy administrative separation board voted unanimously to clear Lieutenant Bill Moseley of a misconduct charge resulting from his Covid-19 vaccination refusal.
A report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) shows that the Internal Revenue Service destroyed about “30 million paper-filed information return documents in March of 2021.”
Earlier this month cases of monkeypox were reported across the globe, seemingly all unrelated. Now, with about 140 total reported cases, researchers are scrambling to determine how this outbreak occurred in dozens of countries across Europe, Israel, Australia, and the United States.
