Historic Day in Medicine As First U.S. Participant Tests COVID-19 Vaccine
July 28, 2020Currents News Staff Dawn Baker usually delivers the news as a television anchor. But on July 27, this television anchor in Savannah, […]
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Catholic Who Lost Home in Nashville Tornadoes: ‘It Will Never Be the Same’
March 10, 2020By Emily Drooby Germantown, one of the Nashville neighborhoods hit hardest by the deadly tornadoes, was a sobering sight for Nick Spiegl. […]
U.S. Secretary of State Meets Pope, Reaffirming Joint Commitment to Religious Freedom
October 3, 2019By Melissa Butz On the morning of October 3, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, head of U.S. Foreign policy, arrived at […]
U.S. and Holy See Convene, Calling for ‘Defense of Religious Freedom’
October 2, 2019By Melissa Butz The Vatican’s old synod hall hosted a U.S.-Holy See collaborated event to promote religious freedom, entitled “Pathways to Human […]
Trump Postpones Tariff Increases, Signaling Possible End to U.S.-China Trade War
September 13, 2019Currents News Staff President Trump has extended a partial peace offering toward China as the country approaches its 70th anniversary. “We’ll be […]
Organization ‘Arms’ Public With Education on International Security Threats
August 29, 2019Currents News Staff Nuclear weapons is still a buzz topic in the media, especially when it comes to North Korea and the […]
Tropical Storm Dorian to Make Landfall in Puerto Rico, Caribbean
August 28, 2019Currents News Staff Puerto Rico is still struggling to recover two years after being devastated by Hurricane Maria, and now residents are […]
Touring a Texas Migrant Facility
August 15, 2019Currents News Staff The main facility where thousands of migrants are held is not as over crowded and controversial as once seen. […]
Nearly 700 Undocumented Immigrants Detained in Mississippi
August 8, 2019Currents News Staff U.S. immigration officials made a record-setting bust in Mississippi as close to 700 undocumented immigrants were taken into custody […]
