A New Hampshire Grand Jury has issued six indictments charging a Massachusetts couple for wrongful voting in three election cycles. State Attorney General John Formella announced last week that Joshua Urovitch, 56, and his wife, Lisa, 54, have been charged with three felony counts of wrongful voting. The indictments allege that the couple was living
Israel’s war cabinet met Wednesday to plot its “harsh response” to Iran’s recent ballistic missile barrage, all but solidifying an impending—and significant—retaliatory strike on Tehran. The Jewish state, under pressure from the Biden-Harris administration, refrained from executing such a strike in the wake of Iran’s April attack. This time, it will not be deterred, a
WILMINGTON/MINT HILL, N.C.—Edwin Robasco was a truck driver and Teamsters union member from Boston. Less than a year ago he moved to Wilmington, North Carolina—one of many retirees flocking to the warm southern state. On a hot September day at the downtown farmers’ market, he explained why—after supporting “Kennedys, Kennedys, Kennedys” as a Democrat for
U.S. election systems are sufficiently secure that foreign adversaries will be unable to affect the outcome in a material way, CISA Director Jen Easterly says. Jen Easterly, director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), said that America’s election systems are so secure that foreign adversaries will be unable to manipulate the outcome of
Judge Chutkan unsealed a 165-page filing by special counsel Smith outlining evidence in the criminal case against Trump. Washington Judge Tanya Chutkan unsealed on Oct. 2 an extensive filing special counsel Jack Smith submitted to dispute the idea that former President Donald Trump is immune from prosecution for his response to the 2020 presidential election.
In this episode of NTD News’ “Profiles of Service,” we sit down with Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, the first Hispanic American elected statewide in the commonwealth. Son of a Cuban refugee, Miyares explains how profoundly that background influenced his life and pride in serving the American public. “I was raised to b… Original News
The hurricane caused mass destruction across 10 states, with more than 160 deaths confirmed and billions of dollars in estimated damages. Leaders of the Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) said that their organization and partner federal agencies are preparing for a multi-year recovery effort after Helene. “FEMA and many of our partners will remain there