Taiwan scrambled jets on Tuesday to warn away 29 Chinese aircraft in its air defense zone, including bombers that flew south of the island and into the Pacific, in the latest uptick in tensions and largest incursion since late May.
Chief Justice John Roberts penned the conservative bloc’s majority opinion, stating that the Maine law violates the Constitution’s religious freedom protections and amounts to “discrimination against religion.”
The Biden administration is planning to develop a proposal that would require tobacco companies to reduce nicotine levels in cigarettes sold in the U.S. according to a memo released Tuesday.
The death toll from an earthquake in Afghanistan on Wednesday hit 1,000, disaster management officials said, with more than 600 injured, and the toll is expected to grow as information trickles in from remote mountain villages.
Four-time Super Bowl champion tight end Rob Gronkowski, a favorite target of Tom Brady with both the Patriots and Buccaneers, has retired for the second time in three years.
A California jury in a civil case ruled on Tuesday that Bill Cosby sexually assaulted a woman at the Playboy Mansion in 1975 when she was a teenager and ordered the comedian to pay her $500,000 in damages for emotional distress from the incident.
Late Tuesday, weeks after announcing a deal was imminent, the team of Republican and Democrat negotiators tasked with authoring gun legislation that could clear all Congressional hurdles introduced their proposal in the Senate, which in turn took less than an hour to jump-start the process of shepherding the bill toward a final vote.
Let’s continue in our journey through Redemptive History and discover the victory of the saints won by Jesus Christ, a victory that enables us to withstand fierce trials of many kinds.
Tonight on FISM News: Let’s journey into Part 2 of Redemptive History, as we explore the trials and tribulations of the saints and the martyrs who died professing the truth in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) and Rep. Rodney Davis R-Ill.) are asking Capitol Police for more information about how the group was able to gain access to the House building.
