Executive Leader for Prayer

America’s top diplomat for the Middle East met with the speaker of Lebanon’s parliament a day after Beirut began indirect negotiations with Israel over their disputed maritime border.

President Trump responded “extremely well to treatment for the coronavirus and should be able to return to public engagements” by Saturday [October 10] if everything continues on its trajectory, his doctor said late last week.

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue toured several agricultural sites in America’s South to see how they were impacted by Hurricane Sally and determine further funding needs they might have.

“An attack on religious freedom anywhere is an affront to religious freedom everywhere,” wrote U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See Callista Gingrich recently.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross defended additional government help for some industries while little additional aid would be going to other sectors.

Placing a clinical hold on a coronavirus vaccine shows scientists are operating with due caution, said Dr. Francis Collins, Director of the National Institutes of Health.

No one will be removing or renaming landmark monuments in Washington, D.C, Interior Secretary David Bernhardt proclaimed.

Although infections in schools should be expected, to shut them down to avoid the coronavirus would be a “very misguided panic” and “not the appropriate response,” Dr. Scott Atlas said in urging the reopening of America’s schools.

The Postmaster General told lawmakers that he planned to resume some cost-cutting measures after the election.

President Trump’s senior advisor, Jared Kushner, and Middle East envoy, Avi Berkowitz, have been in touch with “numerous” countries in the Middle East to see if more agreements might materialize after the signing of the agreement between Israel and the UAE.