The House committee called for a whole-of-government strategy more targeted measures, and more discussion about the CCP’s nature and its unrestricted warfare. The U.S. government is “dangerously behind” in countering Beijing’s political warfare, the House Oversight Committee said on Thursday. In its 300-page report published Thursday, the committee said the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is
A new Gallup poll shows increasing support for election integrity measures, with strong majorities favoring voter ID and proof of citizenship requirements. With less than two weeks until the 2024 presidential election, a new Gallup poll shows growing support for election integrity measures compared to prior election cycles, with vast majority of U.S. adults in
LANCASTER, Pa.—Nazir Mbami is a 17-year-old black man and Army National Guard recruit who will turn 18 by Election Day. On Oct. 20, he donned a red “Make America Great Again” hat and attended a town hall event with former President Donald Trump in Lancaster—pledging to cast his first-ever vote for the Republican presidential nominee
An Ohio elections board tied in a party-line vote on whether a challenge to Rep. Emilia Sykes’s (D-Ohio) voter registration requirements is valid—sending the matter now to the state’s secretary of state. The vote followed a complaint filed with the Summit County Board of Elections in September by Republican activist Thomas Zawistowski. Sykes, who faces
‘Florida sues to vindicate its sovereign interest to investigate violations of state law,’ Ashley Moody said in her complaint. The state of Florida is suing the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) for attempting to block its independent investigation into the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump in West Palm Beach. Florida’s Attorney General Ashley
Mariel Garza said she’s ‘standing up by stepping down’ after L.A. Times’ owner asked the editorial board for nonpartisan analysis of the presidential nominees. The editor for the Los Angeles Times editorial section resigned on Wednesday after the newspaper’s owner reportedly stopped its editorial board from endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president. Editorials editor
Owner says editorial board refused to provide side-by-side Harris–Trump policy comparison; editor says she left after paper refused to endorse Harris. The editor for the Los Angeles Times editorial section resigned on Wednesday after the newspaper’s owner requested the editorial board to present a side-by-side, factual, and nonpartisan analysis of both presidential candidates. Editorials editor