The Pennsylvania Supreme Court previously ruled that voters can submit provisional ballots after improperly submitting mail-in ballots. The U.S. Supreme Court on Nov. 1 rejected Republicans’ request to halt the effects of a state court’s decision allowing Pennsylvania voters to cast provisional ballots after they have improperly submitted mail-in ballots. Justice Samuel Alito issued a
The complaint was thrown out on procedural grounds. A lawsuit in Missouri that sought to require observers at voting sites has been thrown out by a judge. St. Charles County Circuit Court Judge Dwayne Allen Johnson ruled that the legal action, which was presented as a complaint and a request for an emergency injunction, was
Regardless of who wins the election, the next president likely will have to deal with an economic slowdown next year, several experts told The Epoch Times. The government may try to intervene, but there’s a risk any remedies will cause harm, they said. On paper, the U.S. economy is chugging along nicely. Unemployment is low,
The Republican vice presidential candidate said he ‘was in bed for two days.’ Vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) said in a recent podcast with Joe Rogan that he experienced serious side effects from a COVID-19 vaccine. Vance in the interview confirmed to Rogan that he “took the vax” but has not “been boosted
Dem Senate hopeful has pledged to crack down on tax handouts for wealthy Americans Maryland Democratic Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) Angela Alsobrooks, the Democratic nominee for Maryland’s open Senate seat, missed the Oct. 31 deadline to pay her fair share of taxes on her former Washington, D.C., rental property, the Washington Free
A progressive group funded by anti-Trump billionaire Reid Hoffman and other Democratic heavyweights is behind a rash of misleading text messages stoking concerns about voter suppression across the country, a Washington Free Beacon investigation has found. AllVote, a low-profile super PAC launched this summer, has sent false information via text message to voters in Pennsylvania,
The judge says Musk failed to identify ‘any question of federal law that must be resolved in Plaintiff’s favor in order to prove either state-law claim.’ The prosecution against billionaire Elon Musk’s $1 million giveaways must return to a Philadelphia court, a federal judge ruled on Nov. 1. Eastern District of Pennsylvania Judge Gerald Pappert