Oral arguments heard in immigration and asylum-seekers On Monday the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the cases of Nasrallah v. Barr, Attorney General. and the Department of…
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Prayer Updates
Christian Coalition Calls for Day of Prayer Tuesday, March 3
Sixth coronavirus death confirmed in Seattle The chief health officer for Seattle and King County Public Health agency announced that six people in the Seattle area have died…
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House Votes to Ban Flavored E-Cigs
Expands on Trump Administration Ban On Friday, the House of Representatives voted in favor of a bill that would tackle the growing use of e-cigarettes by youths by…
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United States Signs Taliban Deal
More talks and troop withdrawals coming American and Taliban officials signed a historic agreement Saturday, setting the table for a reduction of U.S. forces in Afghanistan and unprecedented…
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Pray The Vote: Biden Wins South Carolina
Mayor Pete, Steyer drop out ahead of Super Tuesday Former Vice President Joe Biden won big in the South Carolina Democratic party primary Saturday night. With 100 percent…
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FDA Reports Drug Shortages
Confirms other alternatives exist The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on Friday that the first drug shortage related to the spreading coronavirus had taken effect. The FDA…
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Senate Passes Telecom Relief
Small Companies Receive Funding to Replace Huawei Infrastructure The Senate voted on Thursday to pass a measure blocking U.S. telecom companies from using components built by Chinese company…
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Interior Department Weighs Oil Plan on Native Lands
Bureau of Land Management and Bureau of Indian Affairs working together toward a solution The Interior Department released a public list of potential alternative sites for managing energy…
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Federal Report Rejects Dam Demolition
Destabilized Power Grid Overrules Protection of Endangered Salmon The Bureau of Reclamation, within the Department of the Interior, recently released a report stating that plans to remove several…
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Navy Self-Quarantines Pacific Fleet
Remain at sea at least 14 days The U.S. Navy has ordered ships in the Pacific Ocean that have visited “countries with moderate or greater risk” of the…
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