Families of victims are putting pressure on President Biden. Families of victims, survivors, and first responders told President Biden last week not to attend any of the memorial…
Read More
Prayer Updates
New York Governor Cuomo Resigns
His resignation will be effective in 14 days. On Tuesday, New York Governor Andrew Como said he will resign effective in two weeks due to a sexual harassment…
Read More
White House Requires Visitors to Confirm Vaccination
Journalists are included in this mandate. Last week, the White House Correspondents’ Association informed their members that all visitors, including journalists, are now required to fill out a…
Read More
Navy Secretary Confirmed by Senate
Defense secretary says Del Toro understands today’s pressing challenges. In a unanimous voice vote, the Senate confirmed Carlos Del Toro as Secretary of the Navy. He is a…
Read More
NIH Director Wants More Vaccine Mandates
He says to use “every public health tool we can.” Dr. Francis Collins, the Director of the National Institutes of Health, urged the U.S. to adopt more vaccine…
Read More
Senate Overcomes Filibuster on Infrastructure Bill
Simple majority needed to move bill to the House. On Sunday, the Senate voted to conclude its debate of the much-anticipated $1 trillion infrastructure bill. The bill passed…
Read More
9/11 Families Push President to Declassify Documents
Ask President Biden to not attend 20-year anniversary ceremony without action. Families of 9/11 victims were joined by survivors and first responders in formally issuing a statement requesting…
Read More
Half of U.S. Population Fully Vaccinated
White House says the uptick in recent vaccination count is promising. The announcement was made on Friday by White House Data Director Cyrus Shahpar that 50 percent of…
Read More
Senate Debate Begins on $3.5 Trillion Budget
Provisions include universal preschool and amnesty for millions. On Monday, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York said the Senate would begin debate on a $3.5 trillion…
Read More
Veterans Affairs Expands Health Care Eligibility
Veterans with war-related respiratory issues will now be served. The Department of Veterans Affairs has expanded its healthcare and compensation benefits to include those who suffer from respiratory…
Read More