7 Michiganders Charged With Election Fraud in Double-Voting Scheme

by

Fifty-nine alleged instances of election fraud are currently under investigation or being prosecuted by the Michigan Attorney General. Four Macomb County, Michigan, voters have been indicted for allegedly voting twice in the Aug. 6 primary, and three assistant clerks have been charged for knowingly letting it happen and then covering it up by allegedly altering

Afghan national arrested for plotting ISIS-inspired Election Day terrorist attack

by

The FBI arrested a man from Afghanistan who was allegedly planning an Election Day terrorist attack in the U.S. Federal prosecutors charged Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi with planning the attack in support of ISIS. He was arrested Monday in Oklahoma City, and the Justice Department said he was making his initial appearance in federal court on Tuesday. According

Afghan national arrested for plotting ISIS-related Election Day terrorist attack

by

The FBI arrested a man from Afghanistan who was allegedly planning an Election Day terrorist attack in the U.S. Federal prosecutors charged Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi with planning the attack in support of ISIS. He was arrested Monday in Oklahoma City, and the Justice Department said he was making his initial appearance in federal court on Tuesday. According

From Hawaii to Florida, Tracing Ryan Routh’s Path to Attempted Trump Assassination

by

KAAAWA, HAWAII, and GREENSBORO, N.C.—Mysteries enshroud Ryan Routh, the 58-year-old man charged with attempting to kill former President Donald Trump at his Florida golf course. But one thing about Routh is clear to humanitarian aid worker Chelsea Walsh, a travel nurse who met him overseas. Walsh, who warned U.S. authorities that Routh was dangerous more than

North Carolina Republican pushes back on hurricane misinformation

by

Fact-checking Hurricane Helene misinformation Fact-checking misinformation about Hurricane Helene 04:41 Washington — Rep. Chuck Edwards, a North Carolina Republican, sent a letter to his constituents debunking the misinformation and conspiracy theories that have spread in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, telling them, “Nobody can control the weather.”  Edwards, who represents western North Carolina, which was