Death Toll Rises With Record Low Temperatures
January 31, 2019Currents News Staff The upper midwest and the northeast are used to cold temperatures during this time of year, but typically, not […]
Topic: National News
Dems And GOP Race The Clock – Talk To Stop New Shutdown
January 30, 2019Currents News Staff A bipartisan group of negotiators from the House and Senate, sat down for the first time. “I hope that […]
House Members Introduce New Measure: Bans Abortions After 20 Weeks
January 29, 2019WASHINGTON (CNS) — U.S. Rep. Chris Smith, R-New Jersey, was joined by more than 100 other members of the House Jan. 24 […]
Frigid Temperatures On The Way
January 29, 2019Currents News Staff Schools closed, flights canceled and emergency plans in full effect. “We’re facing potentially historic weather,” said Gov. J.B. Pritzker […]
Bill Donohue on Covington Teens
January 23, 2019Currents News Staff Catholic League President Bill Donohue is the leader of the nation’s largest Catholic civil rights organization. He joins Currents […]
Shutdown Day 33: Votes On Deck & SOTU Squabble
January 23, 2019Currents News Staff While federal workers protested inside a Senate office building, party leaders set the stage for Thursday’s dueling votes. “It’s […]
Massive Winter Storm Causing Traveling Headaches This Weekend
January 18, 2019Currents News Staff Frigid temperatures, heavy snow and dangerously strong winds are all part of a series of storms will bring hazardous […]
Shutdown Showdown and State of the Union Standoff
January 17, 2019Currents News Staff President Donald Trump is not backing down and he is continuing to demand a border wall. “We need strong […]
Flu Season Warnings
January 10, 2019Currents News Staff Most flu activity peaks between December and February. An estimated 80-thousand people died last year because of the viral […]
Anti-Human Trafficking Act Signed Into Law Today
January 9, 2019By Dennis Sadowski WASHINGTON (CNS) — Nationwide efforts to confront human trafficking received a boost in the new year as President Donald […]