Tonight on FISM News: The U.S. recovers from multiple weekend shootings, the U.S. and South Korea conduct a joint exercise in response to North Korea, and Biden ties education funding to LGBT policy compliance.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis narrowly defeated former President Donald Trump on Saturday in the Western Conservative Summit’s straw poll for the 2024 presidential nominee.
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Tonight on FISM News: Tulsa sees a mass shooting while Congress considers a gun control package, rising inflation stokes retirement concerns, and Britain celebrates the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
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U.S. Senate Candidate Charles Booker released an ad using strong imagery in an attempt to smear his opponent, sitting Senator Rand Paul (R), as a racist for blocking a federal anti-lynching law in 2020.
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Created with the intention of being the last and most powerful defense of justice in the land.
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Judd noted that most shootings “are done between zero and five minutes,” which is often too fast for the police to arrive in time.
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Memorial day weekend saw near pre-pandemic travel levels for the first time in two years, despite high gas costs.
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Trudeau alluded to the multiple mass shootings in the U.S. when announcing the bill.
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The 250 year story of this country is full of individuals who exemplified courage in the face of danger.
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Christianity triumphed in ancient Rome under the emperor Theodosius.
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Speaker Pelosi accused the archbishop of hypocrisy for punishing her over abortion, when he had not done so for politicians who support the death penalty.
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Tonight on FISM News: Joe Biden signs an executive order for police reform, more details emerge on the Texas elementary school shooter, and the U.S and Japan conduct a joint fighter jet drill.