COVID-19 hospitalizations are at the lowest level on record according to the CDC. While this has given many hope that the country may finally be putting the pandemic in the rearview mirror, several officials have tried to damper the positive news.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told the UN Security Council Tuesday it must either revoke Russia’s membership or “dissolve” in light of irrefutable evidence that Moscow is committing atrocities against Ukrainian civilians.
Chinese authorities on Tuesday extended a lockdown in Shanghai to cover all of the financial center’s 26 million people, despite growing anger over quarantine rules in the city, where latest results show only 268 symptomatic daily COVID-19 cases.
A stark reminder of the realities currently faced by the world, on Tuesday the leaders of three of the world’s largest military powers announced they intended to create ever-more-deadly and efficient weapons as a means of deterring Russia and other potential enemies.
General Motors and Honda Motor Co said on Tuesday they will develop a series of lower-priced electric vehicles based on a new joint platform, producing potentially millions of cars from 2027 in a bid to beat Tesla in sales.
We need to be teaching our children good stewardship and accountability with their finances.
Tiger Woods ended the suspense on Tuesday saying he will play the Masters just 14 months after a car crash that nearly resulted in doctors amputating his right leg, setting the stage for what could go down as one of sport’s greatest comebacks.
Another high-profile staffer for Vice President Kamala Harris is parting ways with the administration, spurring further speculation about the climate Harris has fostered within her office.
Tonight on FISM News: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation proceeds, New York City insists on masking toddlers, and Elon Musk takes a majority stake in Twitter.
Pro-life group Susan B. Anthony List (SBA List) is calling on the Washington D.C. medical examiner to perform autopsies on the bodies of five babies discovered at the home of a D.C.-area pro-life activist, claiming that the babies may have been illegally aborted after birth.
