Seth Udinski, FISM News [elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] The 2022 Olympics have been a heartbreaker for celebrated US skier Mikaela Shiffrin, who did not finish her slalom run on Thursday’s competition. This marks the third DNF for Shiffrin thus far in Beijing. The skier took a fall around the tenth gate, wiping out any chance she had […]
Western countries say Russia has added more troops to its military buildup at Ukraine’s border, contradicting Moscow’s claims that it had begun pulling troops back.
Hillary Clinton on Wednesday responded to allegations raised by Special Investigator John Durham that lawyers for her 2016 presidential campaign paid a tech company to infiltrate server’s belonging to Trump Tower and later the White House in an attempt to link Donald Trump to Russia.
Over the weekend, Christian crowdfunding organization GiveSendGo announced they experienced a cybersecurity attack and the names of donors to the Canadian Freedom Convoy were released as a result.
Texas’ state government received 1,700 panels that were originally purchased as part of President Trump’s border wall project.
In a horrifying story coming out of California, a father has lost legal custody of his son because he disagreed with his son’s recent choice to identify as a female.
Chris Lange, FISM News [elfsight_social_share_buttons id=”1″] The Democratic Congressional Campaign committee issued a hefty dose of tough love for the party with a warning that Republicans may be winning the culture wars ahead of this year’s midterm elections. In a leaked Email, the DCCC urged party members to develop a new strategy to counter the […]
President Joe Biden’s list of detractors has grown to international lengths since he signed an executive order to split $7 billion of frozen funds between Afghan humanitarian efforts and American victims of the Sept. 11 attacks.
A private equity financier was sentenced on Wednesday to 15 months in prison for participating in a vast U.S. college admissions fraud scheme by conspiring to pay bribes to secure spots for his children at top schools.
Wednesday, the Justice Department asked a U.S. district judge to prevent Missouri from enforcing a new law that negated certain federal gun laws within the borders of that state.
