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Tonight on FISM News: Biden seeks help from oil companies in the midst of rising energy costs, the National Council on Family Relationships says having a tradition family is “white privilege,” and the Southern Baptist Church sees more fallout in it’s sexual abuse scandal.

Flags flew at half mast today in Kongsberg, Norway after police responded to and apprehended a suspect they believe is responsible for a deadly bow-and-arrow killing spree across the town.

Tonight on FISM News: DHS Secretary Mayorkas bans ICE from raiding companies for illegal immigrants, a viral arrest earlier this year over a transgender policy at a school board meeting gets some disturbing context, and the U.S. consumer takes another hit as food and gas prices soar to recent highs.

The nationwide push for the transgender agenda in schools has reached new levels of insanity after Scott Smith, a father in Loudoun County, Virginia, was arrested at a school board meeting after getting into a heated exchange concerning the alleged rape of his daughter.

Tonight on FISM News: Texas governor Greg Abbott fully bans vaccine mandates, the Pentagon software chief resigns citing frustrations with the government and lagging behind China, and North Korea claims the U.S. creates “instability” in their region.

The United States saw the resignation of the first ever Chief Software Officer in the U.S. Government, specifically for Air Force and Space Force, for reasons he says are untimely but necessary because he was “tired of continuously chasing support and money to do my job.”

Tonight on FISM News:  the latest jobs report fails to live up to expectations, a Navy engineer is arrested for trying to sell secrets to foreign countries, and US officials meet with the Taliban for the first time since the Afghanistan troop withdrawal.

Iran’s nuclear chief recently announced that the nation has developed 120 kilograms of 20 percent enriched uranium, which is much more than what the United Nations nuclear watchdog reported for the month of September.

Tonight on FISM News: a human trafficking sting in Ohio ends in 161 Arrests, meanwhile reports reveal that U.S. forces are training with Taiwanwese troops ,and in some light hearted news the so called ‘Winnie-the-Pooh’ Bridge is up for sale.

A report from The Wall Street Journal revealed that somewhere close to a dozen U.S. forces have been continually training Taiwanese land and sea forces for the past year, as tensions between the democratic island nation and the Communist-controlled country heat up.

In what is seen as a blow to the fight for the lives of the unborn in the United States of America, a federal judge blocked the Texas Heartbeat Law. Signed on May 19 of this year, the bill bans abortions after there is a detectable heartbeat and was backed largely by Texas Republicans.

The teacher said the unvaccinated “could create the variant that could kill millions.”