Legislators say criminal investigation may be launched if record not corrected. Members of the House Judiciary Committee sent a letter to Amazon warning that they will seek a…
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Prayer Updates
Pentagon Names New TransComm Leader
Air Force General Van Ovost to lead global multiservice efforts. Air Force General Jacqueline Van Ovost has been appointed as the leader of U.S. Transportation Command. TransComm is…
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17 Missionaries Kidnapped in Haiti
FBI and police in Haiti are in contact with gang members. The group that kidnapped 17 American and Canadian missionaries in Haiti has asked for more than $17…
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State Department Honors the Memory of Colin Powell
Secretary Blinken remembers him as an “extraordinary leader and great man.” U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken honored the memory of former Secretary of State Colin Powell. General…
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Supreme Court Upholds Two Qualified Immunity Cases
Law enforcement officers protected from accusations of excessive force. On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of law enforcement in two cases that claimed that officers…
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FDA Studies Moderna Shot’s Side Effects in Youth
Approval paused for evaluation of myocarditis in males under 30. The Food and Drug Administration is reportedly delaying approval of Moderna’s COVID-19 authorization for teens to study the…
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President Pays Tribute to Colin Powell
Former Secretary of State died at age 84. General Colin L. Powell, former U.S. Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, passed away Monday…
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Former President Clinton Released from Hospital
Returning home to New York. Former President Bill Clinton was released on Sunday from a Southern California hospital after six days of treatment for an infection. He was…
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FDA Panel Endorses J&J Booster Shot
Advisors unanimously approve. Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine was the only approved COVID-19 vaccine that only technically required a single dose to be effective. After a number of additional…
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FSA to Implement Stricter Student Loan Guidelines
Department of Education working to ease borrowers back into loan payments. The Department of Education announced on Friday that they will be taking measures to address the American…
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