US House NY-19 Candidates Spar Over Economy, Migration, and Energy

Incumbent Rep. Marc Molinaro and challenger Josh Riley spar in a heated debate in a race getting national attention as Election Day draws near NEW YORK—Incumbent Rep. Marc Molinaro (R-N.Y.) and Democrat challenger Josh Riley clashed in a spirited and sometimes uncivil debate on Thursday night, just weeks away from the election that will determine

ECO Disaster: San Diego Rejects Millions for Tijuana River Cleanup Amid Health Crisis

Tijuana River Pollution Crisis Ignored On Tuesday, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors rejected a proposal that could have secured millions in funding to clean the polluted Tijuana River Valley. The decision left local leaders, including Imperial Beach Mayor Paloma Aguirre, stunned. “It’s frustrating,” said Aguirre, expressing the community’s disappointment. Worsening Water Woes on

Michigan Republicans Win Election Integrity Lawsuit Over Number of Poll Workers

The city hired a ratio of seven Democrats to one Republican inspector, according to the complaint. Michigan Republican officials have secured a win in an election integrity lawsuit against the city of Detroit over “its deliberate failure” to hire enough Republican election inspectors. The Republican National Committee (RNC), the Michigan GOP, and the Wayne County

Michigan Republicans Prevail in Election Integrity Lawsuit Over Number of Poll Workers

The city hired a ratio of seven Democratic to every one Republican inspector, according to the complaint. Michigan Republican officials have secured a win in an election integrity lawsuit against the city of Detroit over “its deliberate failure” to hire enough Republican election inspectors. The Republican National Committee (RNC), the Michigan GOP, and the Wayne

Federal Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Against Alabama’s Mail-In Ballot Assistance Restrictions

An appeals court has blocked parts of an Alabama law limiting assistance to blind, disabled, and illiterate voters with absentee ballots. A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court ruling that blocks a portion of a new Alabama law that limits the type of assistance voters can receive when completing mail-in ballot applications. Supporters