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California Sues Beach City Over Voter Identification Measure

California is suing the coast city of Huntington Beach over its voter identification measure which requires residents to present proof of identification when voting at in-person polling locations.

FBI Opens Criminal Investigation Into Baltimore Bridge Collapse: Reports

The FBI opened a criminal investigation into the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse that claimed the lives of six men.

Pro-Palestinian Activist Threatens to Murder California Mayor at Public Meeting

A Bakersfield, California protester received a $2 million bond this week after making death threats directed at city councilmembers.

Denver to Cut Funds From City Agencies to Control Migrant Influx

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston is planning to cut $45 million from city agencies including the police to help fund a program to deal with a recent increase in migrants.

Nevada Health District Issues Health Alert After Las Vegas Visitor May Have Spread Measles

The Southern Nevada Health District (SNHD) has issued a health alert after it was confirmed that a visitor to the Las Vegas Strip may have spread measles.

Denver Announces Budget Cuts to Police, Fire Departments Amid Migrant Crisis

Denver, Colorado announced budget cuts to the police, sheriff, and fire departments to provide for migrants.

CDC Calls for ‘Enhanced’ Vaccination Efforts Amid Measles Surge

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced that the uptick in measles cases may lead to "enhanced" vaccination efforts.

Over 125,000 Migrants Released into San Diego in Seven Months

San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond told The New York Post that a "minimum" of 125,000 migrants have entered San Diego in the last seven months.

Norfolk Southern to Pay $600 Million Settlement for East Palestine Train Derailment

Norfolk Southern has agreed to pay $600 million in a class action lawsuit settlement for the February 2023 train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.

Hospitals & Healthcare began with Christian Charity – American Minute with Bill Federer

 The Byzantine Empire's School of Nisibis, founded in the 4th century, sometimes referred to as the world's first university, was a Christian center of scientific and medical learning, located in...

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