Gallego presses for stay of lower court ruling that would unseal his divorce records Rubén Gallego in 2014 (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Arizona Senate candidate Ruben Gallego on Tuesday sought the intervention of the state’s Supreme Court to prevent the unsealing of his divorce records. Lawyers for Gallego filed a motion to stay an appellate court
The former president and Bloomberg News’ editor-in-chief engaged in a spirited hourlong exchange, covering topics ranging from immigration to foreign relations. CHICAGO—Former President Donald Trump says experts were “wrong about everything” when they predicted his policies could cause negative economic effects. Trump made that remark Oct. 15 to Bloomberg News’ editor-in-chief, John Micklethwait, during a
The Biden administration has previously warned U.S. policy toward Israel may be impacted by humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip. President Joe Biden’s administration has sent a new warning message for Israel to improve humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip, as Israeli forces continue to operate there. U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Secretary
To a local, unionized audience, Vice President Kamala Harris urged supporters to turn out, while contrasting herself with Trump. ERIE, Pa.—Erie County has voted for every winning presidential candidate since 2008, a fact not lost on Vice President Kamala Harris, who visited the city of Erie on Oct. 14 to rally supporters with a campaign
The new proposals come as Trump sees a growing edge in swing state polling. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential nominee, unveiled Vice President Kamala Harris’s new plans for rural voters on Oct. 15 at a campaign stop in western Pennsylvania’s Lawrence County. Harris’s proposal for rural health care involves using scholarships, new
As advance voting hits new highs, voters speak to The Epoch Times about their choices. Early in-person voting is now underway in key swing state Georgia. Also known as advance voting in the Peach State, the practice kicked off on Oct. 15, about a week after absentee ballots were sent out to voters who requested
As advance voting hits new highs, voters speak to The Epoch Times about their choices. ATLANTA—Early in-person voting is now underway in key swing state Georgia. Also known as advance voting in the Peach State, the practice kicked off on Oct. 15, about a week after absentee ballots were sent out to voters who requested