On Friday, an attorney representing a coalition of businesses and retailers asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block the Biden administration's vaccine/testing mandate, saying the government does not have the statutory power to issue such a broad rule on America's employers. The Supreme Court is undecided on how they will rule.
The decision by the Chicago Teachers Union to refuse in-person work has led to a rare alliance between Republican leaders, the Biden administration and the city’s Democratic mayor – all of whom have criticized the action.
In December, President Joe Biden’s approval rating dropped to a new low, with 56 percent of voters now saying they disapprove of the job Biden is doing.
On Monday, a federal judge sided in favor of Navy personnel who sued the Biden administration for imposing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate through the Department of Defense.
In a recent radio, Israeli prime minister Naftali Bennett warned that the country is about to experience an unprecedented “storm of contagion” of COVID-19, which could lead to another lockdown in the future.
President Joe Biden said this week that he will support governors in the fight against the omicron variant of COVID-19.
On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it will hear oral arguments challenging President Joe Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandates in early January.
We can reach upward and inward to the God who reached downward to us. We can find in Immanuel the help and hope we need to face an ongoing pandemic and uncertain future. But as with all other Christmas gifts, this one must be opened. Not to put on the shelf, but to place in our hearts. Not as a holiday, but as a holy day. Not for a day of the year, but for every day of the year.
President Biden offered rare praise for former President Donald Trump during his address to the nation Tuesday, crediting his administration for helping develop a COVID-19 vaccine that placed the United States at the forefront of fighting the pandemic.
This week, New York Governor Kathy Hochul told a church congregation to “spread love,” “friendship,” and the “love of Christ” this Christmas season and not the coronavirus.
