Board members narrowly passed the rule on Sept. 20. National and state Democrats are suing the Georgia Election Board to stop a new rule that requires workers to hand count ballots in the upcoming presidential election. In a filing released on Sept. 30, the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Party of Georgia said the
‘I’m committed to traveling to impacted areas as soon as possible, but I’ve been told that it would be disruptive if I did it right now,’ the president says. President Joe Biden told the residents of states impacted by Hurricane Helene that federal agents “are not leaving until the job is done.” “I’ve directed my
The would-be Trump assassin entered his plea at a Florida federal court on Monday. The man accused of trying to kill former President Donald Trump at his West Palm Beach golf course earlier this month entered a plea of not guilty on several charges. Ryan Routh, 58, pleaded not guilty to charges including attempted assassination
Former President Donald Trump answered autoworkers’ questions during his latest town hall event in Michigan. WARREN, Mich.—Former President Donald Trump vowed to “reclaim America’s manufacturing power” during a pair of events in the key battleground state of Michigan. The Republican presidential nominee spoke to thousands of autoworkers at two separate campaign stops on Sept. 27:
Both candidates for vice president will spar in a CBS-hosted debate on Oct. 1. The two vice presidential nominees—Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) and Democrat Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz—will face each other in a debate on Oct. 1, one month out from the 2024 election. Debate host CBS News announced on Aug. 15 that after proposing
Biden’s approval came as Taiwan was on heightened alert due to the recent firings by the CCP’s Rocket Force and army in inland China. The United States announced on Sept. 29 a drawdown of up to $567 million in defense support for Taiwan. In a statement, the White House said President Joe Biden has authorized
The bill would have required testing of AI models to ensure they don’t lead to mass death, attacks on public infrastructure, or cyberattacks. California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed on Sunday a heavily debated bill to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) approved by the Legislature in August. If Newsom had signed the bill into law, it would