Politics & Policy
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Texas sends voter rolls to Justice Department for review: 'Only US citizens can vote in Texas'
"Texas sent the Justice Department a list of the state’s registered voters last month," Abbott said on X. "We want our voter rolls to be checked for potential ineligible registrations. Only US citizens can vote in Texas."
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America First Legal asks CFPB to rescind rule requiring mortgage applicants to disclose race, sex
The petition targets the bureau's Regulation C that was enacted in the 1970s to address historic housing discrimination, which requires people to disclose their race, ethnicity, and sex in their mortgage applications.
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No timeline for Greenland acquisition, Leavitt says
The U.S.'s recent extraction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, however, has Europeans increasingly worried that Washington may pursue military action.
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Los Angeles County cancels door-to-door Halloween trick-or-treating
Parties, carnivals and festivals also will not be permitted this Halloween
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AstraZeneca pauses late-stage studies for a COVID-19 vaccine after recipient illness
Two other vaccines are in large-scale, final-stage tests in the U.S. – one by Moderna Inc., the other by Pfizer and BioNTech.
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Wounded warrior decries use of his image on anti-Trump social media posts
"People, stop using me for your propaganda, for your agenda, I'm not here for that," Bobby Henline said in a video on Instagram.
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Georgia secretary of state says 1,000 people voted twice in June primary, August runoff
He said the double voting did not change the election results
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Trump disputes reports campaign is low on cash but vows to spend own money if needed
"Whatever it takes," said President Trump. "We have to win."
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Trump extends, expands moratorium on offshore drilling in Florida, in appeal to voters
With roughly 1,350 miles of coastline and its many lakes and rivers, Florida is home to many environmentally conscious voters.
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Facebook is paying users to log off before the 2020 election
The social media giant is providing incentive for some users to deactivate their accounts ahead of the November 2020 election.
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More power outages for Californians due to severe wildfires
Pacific Gas & Electric plans to turn off power to potentially 172,000 customers.
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Nearly half of all voters believe recent protests have been mostly violent rather than peaceful
Just two out of five voters believe demonstrations have been "generally peaceful."
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Kavanaugh boomerang: Harris said she's 'proud of' Jacob Blake, man accused of felony sexual assault
The Democratic vice presidential nominee in 2018 grilled the Supreme Court nominee over "serious and credible allegations" against him.