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News & Politics (Page 17)

October 24, 2024

‘It’s Okay to Be Afraid’: Veteran Journalist David Hands on Covering Conflict in the Middle East

"If you can’t perform a hundred percent, you’re not only risking your own life, but you’re asking the life of your colleagues."

By Farah Khaled

Democrats Abroad Canada Yard Sign

October 24, 2024

Q&A with Jacob Wesoky, Executive Vice Chair of Democrats Abroad Canada

Volunteer Jacob Wesoky shares how Democrats Abroad is mobilizing Americans living in Canada to get out and vote.

By Emilie Matthews

Dawn Stultz-Vaughn, Henry County registrar, in her office.

October 21, 2024

Virginia Early Voting Sparks High Hopes for Increased Voter Turnout

On the first day of early voting, Dawn Stultz-Vaughn spent her morning sending more than 1,300 mail-in absentee ballots, then stepped out of her office to welcome 397 voters in.

By Cait Barker

Berks County of Election Services building

October 20, 2024

High Stakes in a Swing State: How One Official is Working to Ensure a Fair Election in her Pennsylvania County

Berks County's Office of Election Services is working around the clock to assure the security of mail-in ballots across the county.

By Hailey Fulmer

Harris at debate

October 20, 2024

Harris Defends Immigration Policy During Debate with Trump

“She’s clearly taken this direction to reach moderate and undecided voters in the country," said one Harris supporter.

By Natalie Martinez

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