Tonight on FISM News: We recap President Biden’s “60 Minutes” Interview, a new report raises concerns over COVID-19 relief funds, and an appeals court creates problems for big tech censorship.
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Currently, California has funded signs in Indiana, Mississippi, Ohio, Texas, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Oklahoma, according to CBS News. All of the signs point readers to abortion.ca.gov, which is a one-stop website to provide information on how to obtain an abortion and general abortion-related care in California.
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A recent Office of Inspector General report for the Small Business Administration warned of potential fraud and the unintentional funding of international crime organizations through the distribution of COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDLs) and grants meant for American small businesses.
An ornate Byzantine floor mosaic showing a variety of colorful birds and other animals has been discovered by chance in Gaza after a Palestinian farmer tried to plant new trees on his land.
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“Never in the history of the Duesseldorf customs office has a trail of slime led us to smuggled goods,” said its spokesman Michael Walk
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Cancel culture appears to be invading the Church, as a recent poll revealed that nearly half of all evangelical pastors have been canceled by other professing Christians.
A judge is due to weigh a request on Monday by Baltimore prosecutors to vacate the murder conviction of Adnan Syed, whose case gained national attention when the podcast “Serial” raised doubts about his guilt.
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“Empowering parents is not only a fundamental right, but it is essential to improving outcomes for all children in Virginia,” the new guidance states.
The memo was dated June 2, 2022, but it was not forwarded to the secretaries of each military service and the DOD general counsel until three months later, on Sept. 2.
The decision followed Garland’s July 2021 moratorium on federal executions while the Department of Justice reviews its use of the death penalty. Executions had resumed in 2020 under Garland’s predecessor William Barr, following a 17-year hiatus.
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