HHS to assist foster children adversely impacted by the pandemic. Earlier this week, President Trump signed an executive order designed to safeguard children’s welfare in the foster care…
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Prayer Updates
Senator Scott Receives Threats
Racial slurs and other threats received, he revealed. Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina revealed to colleagues at a luncheon this week that he has been receiving death…
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New Executive Order Promotes Skill-Based Hiring
Will not favor those with or without degrees. College degrees are necessary in many lines of work, such as in jobs within the medical field. But degrees are…
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Supreme Court Opinions Could Go into July
It would be the first time in 24 years. As a matter of course, the Supreme Court concludes its oral arguments in May each year and closes their…
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Coronavirus Task Force Holds Press Conference
Vice President Pence lauds work of medical community. Sixteen states now have rising cases of the COVID-19 virus, Vice President Mike Pence reported in a press conference held…
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Christian Figures and Symbols Become Targets of Vandals
President Trump taking measures to prevent destruction. As demonstrators continue to vandalize across the nation, the latest targets are Christian symbols and figures, including those of Jesus Christ…
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Court Upholds Pricing Transparency Rule
Rates for services must be published. The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has ruled that hospitals are required to publish rates for services after negotiating with insurers as…
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President, First Lady Place Wreath at Korean War Memorial
They marked 70 years since beginning of Korean War. It was June 25, 1950, when North Korean forces backed by China and the Soviet Union advanced into South…
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Sahara Desert Dust Cloud Nearing U.S.
Skies thick with dust in Caribbean. A vast cloud of dust from the African Sahara Desert has turned blue skies into a hazy brown-gray in the Caribbean and…
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Supreme Court Issues Opinion on Asylum Denial
Migrants not able to sue for appeal. In a 7-2 vote on Thursday, the Supreme Court decided that immigrants in fast-tracked asylum proceedings whose claims have been denied…
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