‘Having access to a humanitarian passport … could possibly provide access to humanitarian corridors to evacuate a crisis zone,’ one expert says Yahya Sinwar on Oct. 1 (Reuters/Mohammed Salem/File Photo) When Israeli forces examined Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar’s body after killing him in a surprise ground operation on Thursday, they discovered several curious items, including
The head of the Republican National Committee said he believes those voters are more likely to vote for former President Donald Trump. The head of the Republican National Committee (RNC) said the party is concentrating on low-propensity voters in the coming election. “We are focused on low propensity voters. That is really, truly the push.
The anti-Israel organization “Abandon Harris” expanded its movement into Wisconsin and Georgia in order “to ensure that Kamala Harris loses the swing states,” the Washington Times reported. In a bid to divert votes from Harris in response to her stance on the Israel-Hamas war, the group is promoting Green Party candidate Jill Stein, who has
The survey found that 52 percent of U.S. adults believe their financial situation has deteriorated since 2020. A new Gallup poll reveals that more than half of Americans feel worse off financially than they did four years ago. The survey, released on Oct. 18, found that 52 percent of U.S. adults believe their financial situation
Attorney Kenneth J. Krayeske represents 61-year-old Nilsa Heredia, who was arrested and charged with multiple counts of election fraud. An attorney representing one of the four defendants charged with absentee ballot fraud in the 2019 Bridgeport, Connecticut, mayoral election is disappointed that the state has not pursued his client’s boss. Nilsa Heredia, 61, a supporter
Donald Trump, who turned 78 in June, would be the oldest person in U.S. history to be elected president if he wins in November. The question of age and fitness for office has flared repeatedly this political season, including on Tuesday when one interviewer asked Trump whether he would appoint a CEO his own age.
It’s one of several announcements this week about DOJ’s programs handling election complaints about fraud, voting rights, and threats against officials. The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced it would deploy its staff to a county in northeastern Ohio due to what it said were intimidation concerns. “Voters in Portage County have raised concerns about