Washington — The Republican National Committee asked the Supreme Court on Monday to put on hold a state high court decision that said election officials must count provisional ballots cast by a voter whose mail ballot was rejected because it was returned without a secrecy envelope. The request for emergency relief sought by Republicans is
Some of the most closely watched races in the nation are down to a few percentage points with Election Day fast approaching. New York’s highly competitive House and Senate races continue to attract national attention as Election Day draws near. The latest polls suggest that the margins of victory in some of the races will
A Democratic staffer who has campaigned for Sen. Sherrod Brown and other vulnerable Ohio Democrats was caught on video demanding open borders and claiming that voters’ opposition to illegal immigration stems from “pure racism,” Fox News reported Monday. “Open the f—ing border, I don’t give a s—t who comes in here,” the staffer, identified as
‘In response to the aggressor Zionist regime … the defense and nuclear doctrine of our country should be revised,’ says Mohammad Reza Sabbaghian Ali Khamenei delivers speech, Oct. 4 (Majid Saeedi/Getty Images) Iranian officials are seeking to openly pursue nuclear weapons following Israel’s weekend attack on a host of military installations, publicly acknowledging work that
Washington — Voters in Puerto Rico who are angered by an offensive remark about the island at former President Donald Trump’s campaign rally at Madison Square Garden in New York on Sunday have little recourse because residents of the territory cannot vote in the presidential election. But there are millions of Puerto Ricans living in
Although the number of countries projected to spend at least 2 percent on defense has doubled, nearly one third are still falling short of their commitments. The United States would stay in NATO if former president Donald Trump is reelected, said his running mate, Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), but he added that other members of
The vice president outraised the former president by nearly three to one and outspent him by more than two to one, according to SEC filings. Vice President Kamala Harris raised almost three dollars for every one raised by President Donald Trump in the first half of October, according to new federal filings. On Oct. 24,