The student later contacted the city clerk’s office and attempted to retract the illegal vote, which had already been processed through the tabulator. Michigan officials have charged a non-U.S. citizen Chinese student for casting an illegal vote at an early voting site in Ann Arbor on Oct. 27. “Only U.S. citizens can register and vote
The Biden-Harris administration’s $3.5 billion initiative to “weatherize” low-income homes through climate-friendly and energy-efficient upgrades is being mismanaged and is vulnerable to “fraud, waste, and abuse,” according to a top government watchdog. In a report published late Tuesday, the Department of Energy’s inspector general found that 11 states receiving funds under the agency’s Weatherization Assistance
‘We got a lot of ideas on how to do that,’ Johnson said at a campaign stop in Pennsylvania. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) proposed a major change to the U.S. health care system and the Affordable Care Act if former President Donald Trump wins next week’s election. “Health care reform’s going to be a
The suspect has a ‘wealth of experience in metal fabrication welding,’ officials say. The man suspected of setting fires in Oregon and Washington state ballot drop boxes is a metalworker and might be planning more attacks, officials said Wednesday. Portland Police Bureau spokesman Mike Benner said that the man, who has not been identified, had
Liberal news pundits in the waning days of the presidential election are blaming what one MSNBC commentator called “subconscious sexism” for black men’s declining support for Kamala Harris. MSNBC’s Jason Johnson, for example, said that “you’ve got to deal with some of these brothers who are sexist,” while the same network’s Michael Steele blamed black
On Nov. 5, a number of states will elect U.S. senators for new six-year terms starting in 2025. The winners will determine which party has a Senate majority for the next two years and so will be critical to the new president—especially for Cabinet and judicial nominations, each of which must be confirmed by the
Democrats lodged the suit ahead of the election. The Pennsylvania Democratic Party on Oct. 30 sued election officials in Erie County after officials acknowledged some voters still haven’t received mail-in ballots. Democrats asked the Court of Common Pleas in the swing state to release the names of all voters who requested a mail-in ballot and