Tonight on FISM News: The Republican stalemate in the House comes to an end, the Secretary of State confirms China’s spying campaign in Cuba, and a Catholic hospital system is caught performing transgender surgeries.

Fallout from the Trump indictment continues, a major Pennsylvania highway collapses, and California parents could be charged with abuse over gender identity.

Tonight on FISM News: Trump is indicted over classified documents, Texas takes new steps to secure the border, and a new poll shows conservative values are on the rise.

Tonight on FISM News: Biden strikes down a bill to end his student debt program, meteorologists weigh in on New York’s smoke problem, and Christian TV pioneer Pat Robertson passes away at 93. 

Tonight on FISM News: Mike Pence and Chris Christie launch their presidential campaigns, Iran unveils a new hypersonic missile, and the LIV golf merger faces backlash from 9/11 families.

Tonight on FISM News: Republicans move to hold the FBI director in contempt of Congress, U.S. embassies fly the pride flag around the world, and Christian ethical concerns are raised over AI.

Tonight on FISM News: The King James Bible is removed from a Utah school district, Iran could be targeting U.S. troops in Syria, and Saudi Arabia cuts back on oil raising concern at the U.S. pump.

Tonight on FISM News: the Senate votes against Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan, federal agents seize a massive haul of fentanyl, and Tennessee makes history with its Safe Haven Baby Box program.

Tonight on FISM News: the debt ceiling agreement now heads to the Senate, we look at the rapid growth of Christianity in Iran, and Chick-Fil-A faces backlash over its diversity department.