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Beijing ‘Increasingly Confident’ in Its Ability to Influence Elections Globally: Director of National Intelligence
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Ohio Orders Purge of Ineligible Voters From State Voter Rolls After Finding 137 ‘Non-Citizens’ Registered to Vote
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Pence, $1.3 Million in Debt From 2024 Campaign, Eligible to Receive Tax-Payer Funds: FEC
Former Vice President Mike Pence’s campaign committee was approved for a $100,000 payment from the U.S. Treasury.
News Brief: ‘Worldwide Caution’ Alert for Americans, Trump Attending Barron’s Graduation, Doctor Fined Over COVID-19 Treatment
Good morning, and welcome to The Epoch Times News Brief for Saturday, May 18, 2024. I’m Bill Thomas, and today, we’ll share with you some really intriguing news
University’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Violates US Constitution: Court
Officials automatically rejected applications from people with certain religious beliefs.
Rep. Bob Good Says GOP Lawmakers Voiced What Gag Order ‘Not Allowing’ Trump to Say
Rep. Bob Good said GOP lawmakers went to the Manhattan court to ’say the things that this corrupt judge is not allowing him to say.’
TikTok, DOJ Seek ‘Prompt’ Consideration of Legal Challenge to Law Forcing Divestment
ByteDance has stated that it will not sell TikTok, leaving the company to either challenge the law or be prohibited from the U.S. app marketplace next year.
White House: ‘No Surprise’ Over Strengthening Russia-China Alliance
Russia and communist China’s common goal is to challenge the international-ruled based order, White House says.
NRA Members Gather in Dallas, Promise to Continue Supporting Its Gun Rights Mission
The 153rd Annual Meeting and Exhibitions is the first in decades without Wayne LaPierre who resigned last January over allegations of financial improprieties.
Judge to Rule Next Week on Alec Baldwin’s Indictment Dismissal in ‘Rust’ Shooting Case
Mr. Baldwin has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charge, which carries a maximum sentence of 1.5 years in prison.
California Governor Joins Pope Francis for Vatican Climate Summit
The event brought together leaders from around the world and other governors of U.S. states, including that of Massachusetts and New York.
Man Accused of Kidnapping, Sexually Assaulting Women in White Van in Angeles National Forest
Eduardo Sarabia was reportedly a homeless illegal immigrant from Mexico.
Son of Conservative Activist Brent Bozell Sentenced to 45 Months in Prison for Jan. 6
Leo Brent Bozell IV was found guilty of 10 charges and originally faced more than 11 years behind bars.
LA County to Use Public Funds to Aid Defense of Pro-Palestinian Protestors Arrested at UCLA
One supervisor voted against the motion, questioning the move saying public defenders are already available to defendants unable to afford legal representation.
Holistic Practitioner’s Spiritual Quest to Overcome His Past Leads Him to Helping Veterans Recover From Trauma
Dr. Antoine Chevalier uses the mind-body-spirit connection to treat mental and physical disease instead of relying on Western psychiatry and pharmaceuticals.
Trump Agrees to 4th Presidential Debate, Biden Refuses
‘These are the debates that voters have been asking for, and these are the debates that voters will get!’ President Trump said, with the Biden campaign refusing
Ex-CDC Director Says It’s High Time to Admit ‘Significant Side Effects’ of COVID-19 Vaccines
‘We kind of got cancelled because no one wanted to talk about the potential that there was a problem from the vaccines,’ Dr. Robert Redfield said.
RNC Suit Seeks Information About $2 Million ‘Zuckerbucks’ Grant in Georgia
The RNC alleges a Georgia county didn’t fully comply with a records request about a $2 million grant from the U.S. Alliance for Election Excellence.
