Economy Dominates Many Voters’ Minds as They Head to the Polls

About 80 percent of registered voters said the economy will play a significant role in their voting decisions, s recent survey showed. President Joe Biden has repeatedly said that the U.S. economy is “the envy of the world.” That message, however, doesn’t seem to be resonating with many voters who are heading to the polls

Millions Head to the Polls in Pivotal Election

For more than a year, Epoch Times journalists have followed presidential campaigns and candidates across the country. From the attempt on the life of former President Donald Trump in Butler Township, Pennsylvania, to violent protests outside the Democratic National Convention, to “spin room”  drama after Trump’s debate with President Joe Biden, we were there covering

China-Backed Cyber Attack Among Most Significant in US History, Says Sen. Warner

An October cyber attack perpetrated by the Chinese state-backed Salt Typhoon threat group is one of the largest in history. FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va.—A cyber attack perpetrated by Chinese state-backed actors and revealed in October was one of the largest and most significant in U.S. history, according to the top Senate intelligence leader. Sen. Mark Warner

Trump, Republicans Pin Hopes on Record Early Voting in North Carolina

‘It’s ours to lose,’ Trump said at an Election Day eve rally in Raleigh as state board of elections reported record early voting numbers. In his final North Carolina rally of the 2024 campaign, former President Donald Trump predicted he would win the state where he prevailed in 2016 and 2020. “North Carolina’s reliable for

Bipartisan Coalition of Attorneys General Calls for Peaceful Response to Election Results

A bipartisan coalition of attorney generals throughout the country has unified a message calling for a peaceful response to the election results. Connecticut Attorney General William Tong, a Democrat, issued a Nov. 4 statement entreating a nonviolent response with Ohio Republican Attorney General Dave Yost, Oregon Democrat Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum, and Kansas Republican Attorney

Oregonians to Vote on Universal Basic Income, Ranked Choice Voting

Voters will decide on the nation’s first statewide program that would give each resident $1,600 a year, as well as unionizing thousands of cannabis workers. Oregonians will decide on five ballot measures, including whether to enact the nation’s first statewide Universal Basic Income (UBI) program and adopt ranked-choice voting in federal elections and most state