The Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling, reinstating the requirement for voters to date their mail-in ballot envelopes. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court issued a decision on Sept. 13 that upholds a requirement in the key battleground state that voters must include accurate dates on the exterior envelopes of their mail-in ballots for the
Haitians are asking people to give them more time to adapt to a new culture, but residents worry about their safety and the drain on resources. SPRINGFIELD, Ohio—They live on separate sides of Springfield, but Rhonda Zimmers and Melissa Skinner noticed gradual changes to their neighborhoods in this Ohio city midway between Dayton and Columbus,
Electric vehicles are slowly gaining ground in the U.S. as automakers boost their range of offerings and stricter state and federal emissions laws come into effect. However, most car buyers aren’t purchasing EVs and remain highly skeptical of the technology. With the two major parties displaying significantly different views on EVs, the 2024 presidential election
The department said that the outlet aims to influence elections and public opinion in Africa, Europe, and North and South America. WASHINGTON—The U.S. State Department announced sanctions against media outlet RT (formerly Russia Today) and several affiliates on Sept. 13, citing accusations of global covert influence. Drawing on intel from RT employees, “We now know
In response to reporters’ questions, the former president says citizens of these two cities need relief from immigration crisis. Former President Donald Trump said that if he wins the Nov. 5 presidential election, he will begin his much-discussed “mass deportation” operations in two U.S. cities where citizens have clashed with illegal immigrants. “It’s like an
Before trading was paused, more than 20,000 bets had been sold on the question ‘Which party will win the House?’ The District of Columbia U.S. Court of Appeals has stayed a federal judge’s Sept. 6 ruling allowing a New York-based startup to legally allow wagering on 2024 elections outcomes on a domestic federally regulated gambling platform
Alaska Supreme Court upholds the decision. A judge in Alaska rejected a bid by the Alaska Democratic Party to boot an imprisoned Democratic candidate from the ballot, a ruling that was soon upheld by the Alaska Supreme Court. Superior Court Judge Ian Wheeles on Sept. 10 said that the party did not meet its burden