Biden Admin Provides Hurricane Recovery Update 1 Month After Helene

Roughly 2,000 National Guardsmen are still mobilized for Hurricane Helene response across seven states, according to The White House. President Joe Biden called elected officials of states affected by hurricanes Helene and Milton to discuss their ongoing building and recovery process a month after Helene made landfall. These phone calls follow White House homeland security

North Carolina Hurricane Survivors Determined to Vote Despite Devastating Losses

BURNSVILLE, N.C.—From the hollers to the mountaintops, the rugged North Carolina survivors of Hurricane Helene who lived through hell and high water are turning out in droves to vote. Political pundits have been discussing if voting in the Nov. 5 election would even take place in western North Carolina, given the monumental loss and struggle

US Issues Final Rule Curbing Investments in Sensitive Technology Development in China

The new rule was announced amid concerns the Chinese regime is stealing U.S. technology and rapidly expanding its military and intelligence capabilities. The U.S. Department of Treasury is implementing a new rule to limit outbound U.S. investments in Chinese companies developing advanced technologies that could impact U.S. national security. The Treasury Department rule is set

Hundreds of Ballots Destroyed in Oregon and Washington Ballot Box Fires

Fires damage ballots in Portland and Vancouver as voters are urged to check ballot status; officials emphasize election security amid ongoing investigations. Two fires at ballot drop boxes in Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington, led to police responses early on Monday morning, Oct. 28, with one fire resulting in the destruction of potentially hundreds of

76 Percent of Americans Are Worried About Post-Election Violence: Poll

A higher percentage of Americans said they were at least ’somewhat’ concerned about violence directed at election officials or political figures. A new poll shows that the vast majority of Americans are at least somewhat worried about a possible outbreak of violence following the fast-approaching Nov. 5 presidential election. The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public

Sue Altman Spent Months Distancing Herself From Her Progressive Past. Then a Far-Left Group Spent $735,000 on Her Election Bid.

‘People see me as an independent voice,’ Altman said two weeks before the Working Families Party’s spending spree started Sue Altman (Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for MoveOn) Democratic New Jersey congressional candidate Sue Altman claimed in September that she had “broken” with the Working Families Party on a range of issues—part of her effort to distance