Inflation Prices of goods online risen for an unprecedented 15 consecutive months, Food prices highest since 1970’s
Prices of goods online have now risen for an unprecedented 15 consecutive months, following what was a historical period of declines, according to a new report from Adobe Digital Insights. According to CNBC, Inflation is hitting categories including pet products,...
Florida landlord says tenants must get vaccinated or move out
A Florida landlord is requiring his tenants to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to continue living on his property. According to Yahoo News, Santiago Alvarez announced in August that any new tenants as well as those renewing their leases would be required to show proof...
(NEW PODCAST) Many don’t believe in the Holy Spirit, Here is why you need him today!
(OPINION) In today’s segment, we discuss a recent poll where many professed Christians stated they don’t believe in the Holy Spirit. In this segment, we reveal why we need the Holy Spirit working in our lives to carry out what Jesus has commissioned us to do in the...
France has just suspended 3,000 health staff as Europe targets those who refuse the vaccine
Hospitals, care homes, and health centers have suspended around 3,000 workers across France for failing to comply with mandatory COVID vaccination, the government said on Thursday, as countries around Europe weigh how far to go to combat the pandemic. According to...
Both North and South Korea have test fired missiles hours apart, raising tensions of possible war
North and South Korea tested ballistic missiles hours apart Wednesday in a display of military might that is sure to exacerbate tensions between the rivals at a time when talks aimed at stripping the North of its nuclear program are stalled. Defense News reported that...
The U.S. And China Are Closer To War Than Most Americans Would Dare To Imagine
(OPINION) Are we in danger of stumbling into a major military conflict? This week, a couple of startling revelations have really shaken up those that closely watch U.S. relations with China. The relationship between our two nations continues to deteriorate, and we are...
Wales ‘LGBTQ+ Action Plan’ may place pastors at risk of prosecution for ‘hate incident’
A proposed law in Wales could threaten the religious freedom of pastors and their ability to provide counseling to people with unwanted same-sex attractions, a Christian advocacy group has warned. The draft version of the LGBTQ+ Action Plan for Wales, published by the...
(VIDEO) Maskless toddler with asthma booted off American Airlines flight for violating “mask mandate”
The mother of an asthmatic two-year-old has slammed the “truly evil, power-tripping” attendant who removed her family from an American Airlines flight over mask compliance. Amanda Pendarvis and her young son, Waylon, were traveling from Dallas to Colorado on Monday...
NFL’s Buffalo Bills will require fans to provide proof of vaccination to attend their games
The Buffalo Bills announced on Tuesday that their fans will need to have proof of vaccination against COVID-19 to attend games. According to TheHill, The team posted on Twitter that people entering the stadium for games on Sept. 26 and Oct. 3 will need to have at...
There is such a shortage of bus drivers that Massachusetts governor deploys state’s national guard to assist
Dozens of Massachusetts National Guard members will begin training Tuesday in four cities to alleviate the state’s bus driver shortage, Gov. Charlie Baker announced this week. According to NBC News, Baker’s order will send 90 Guard members to Chelsea, Lowell,...
Pfizer will seek approval for getting children from 6 months to 5 years old vaccinated in November
Pfizer's Covid vaccine could be rolled out to babies as young as six months in the US this winter, under plans being drawn up by the pharmaceutical giant. In a move likely to cause international controversy, the company intends to apply for authorization to immunize...
Chinese state-run newspaper claims that warships could ‘soon’ near Hawaii
Chinese warships could “soon” show up near Hawaii and Guam, according to China’s state-run newspaper “Global Times.” The newspaper said warships could be on their way following claims that the US Navy challenged international waters near Beijing. Hawaii News Now...
Google Bans Live Action’s Pro-Life Online Ads
The pro-life group Live Action says the search engine Google has removed all of its online ads and has barred the organization from promoting a new video about how unborn babies develop in the womb. According to Live Action, the ads that were banned included the...
North Korea launches ballistic missiles, Fears grow of nuclear confrontation, Taiwan conducts Chinese invasion wargame, Kim’s sister warns of ‘destruction’ of S.Korean ties
North Korea has fired two ballistic missiles, South Korea's military said on Wednesday, amid fears over the state's nuclear capabilities. According to a report from Mirror, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga called the ballistic missile launch "outrageous", and...