The audience remained quiet for the first half hour until the issue of military recruiting was discussed. Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.), the defending incumbent in the race for the U.S. Senate seat from Virginia, and Republican nominee Hung Cao held their first and only debate on Oct. 2 at Norfolk State University, a historically black
Prosecutors have consulted with Ryan Routh’s defense attorneys, who do not object to the government’s request, according to the filing. Federal prosecutors asked a Florida judge on Wednesday for an indefinite delay in scheduling the trial for the man accused of attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump at his West Palm Beach golf course earlier
A state law, currently blocked, could prevent other mothers from saving their babies if it’s upheld. Mackenna Greene’s future was an open door. Having just embarked on a promising new career path, she was ready to hit the ground running. Then, with just two little lines, the universe hit pause. “I found out that I
The former president and those who witnessed the failed July 13 assassination attempt against him are planning an emotional reunion on Oct. 5 at the same site. Excitement turned into horror after gunfire erupted at former President Donald Trump’s July 13 rally, followed by sorrow for those who were shot, relief that Trump survived, and
The president said, ‘It’s going to cost billions of dollars to deal with this storm and all the communities affected.’ President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris on Oct. 2 made their first visit to areas impacted by Hurricane Helene, after the devastating storm wreaked havoc on six states throughout the Southeast. Biden visited
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
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