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Apple CEO praises China’s innovation, long history of cooperation on Beijing visit
Apple CEO Tim Cook on Saturday used his first public remarks in China in recent years to praise the country for its rapid innovation and its long ties with the

Israeli government delays disputed judiciary bill amid mass protests
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday delayed a decision on bitterly contested plans for a judicial overhaul until next month amid fears that Israel‘s worst national crisis in years could fracture

First Citizens agrees to acquire failed Silicon Valley Bank
First Citizens BancShares Inc said on Monday it would acquire the deposits and loans of failed Silicon Valley Bank, closing one chapter in the crisis of confidence that has ripped

Treasury official refuses to attend House Oversight hearing on Biden Family corruption
A key U.S. Treasury official in the Biden family investigation declined to attend the House Oversight Committee hearing originally scheduled for today. House Committee Chair James Comer (R-Ken.) has now demanded a transcribed interview on Tuesday or he will be forced to resort to subpoenas to gain access to 150

US deploys F-22 Raptors to western Pacific amidst growing China tensions
The U.S. Air Force deployed F-22 Raptors to the territory of Tinian for the first time earlier this month for an exercise dubbed “Agile Reaper 23-1.” It is the first time the stealth fighter jets have been sent to the tiny island territory, about 100 miles north of Guam and

Probability of a catastrophic US debt default has risen 300% since January: report
The probability of a catastrophic U.S. debt default has risen by 300% since the beginning of the year, according to a report by American financial services provider MSCI. “Implied default probabilities have increased to levels not seen since the 2013 debt-ceiling debate,” MSCI reported, warning that Congress must quickly pass

National Intelligence Director says China poses ‘most consequential threat’ to US national security
Director of National Intelligence, Avril Haines, testified Wednesday before the Senate Intelligence Committee, stating that China continues to be the top threat to the security of the United States. Haines explained to the committee that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) remains the “unparalleled priority” of the United States Intelligence Community

GOP lawmakers seek to reign in fed’s power to spy on citizens’ bank accounts
Republican legislators have introduced a measure to put an end to the federal government’s ability to access private citizens’ bank account information. Rep. John Rose (R-Tenn.), a Member of the House Committee on Financial Services, re-introduced the Bank Privacy Reform Act last week that would revoke the government’s self-granted ability

Newly released Jan. 6 footage decimates the left’s ‘violent insurrection’ narrative
Capitol Police did not attempt to prevent Trump supporters from entering the Capitol buildings and the officer who Democrats said was attacked and killed by the “mob” can be seen walking calmly as he guided people out of the building in the first batch of exclusive January 6 Capitol riot

Fed’s Powell sets the table for higher and possibly faster rate hikes to fight inflation
The Federal Reserve will likely need to raise interest rates more than expected in response to recent strong data and is prepared to move in larger steps if the “totality” of incoming information suggests tougher measures are needed to control inflation, Fed Chair Jerome Powell told U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday. “The latest

James Webb discovery supports ‘Creationary expectations’ of universe formation: Interview with Dr. Danny Faulkner of Answers in Genesis
FISM News speaks with Dr. Danny Faulkner, an astronomer with Answers in Genesis, about a recent discovery from the James Webb Telescope which is leaving some researchers scratching their heads. To read the FISM News report on this discovery, click here.

Polling shows Americans still aren’t recovering from crushing inflation
Increased prices for groceries, energy, and other consumer products are weighing down the wallets of everyday Americans. According to a February poll conducted by Fox News, 57% of Americans said they have less money in their pockets compared to one year ago. Another 31% said they have the same amount
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