John Haughey
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John Haughey is an award-winning Epoch Times reporter who covers U.S. elections, U.S. Congress, energy, defense, and infrastructure.
Mr. Haughey has more than 45 years of media experience. You can reach John via email at [email protected]
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Morrisey Slips Past Late Capito Charge to Win West Virginia GOP Gubernatorial Nod
State Attorney General wins hotly contested four-way race to succeed term-limited, U.S. Senate-bound Gov. Jim Justice in state’s May 14 primary.
Rep. Miller Survives Challenge, Riley Moore Advances in West Virginia GOP Primaries
Derrick Evans’ campaign fails to unseat three-term incumbent in one district while State Treasurer tops crowded field vying for open seat in the other.
Gov. Justice Defeats Rep. Mooney in West Virginia GOP Senate Primary
Trump-endorsed governor in reddest of red states to face Wheeling Mayor Glenn Elliott in November election for Senate seat occupied by Democrats since 1958.
Ship That Hit Baltimore Bridge Had Electrical Failures Before Leaving Port, NTSB Says
NTSB preliminary report confirms what shipyard workers have claimed—a massive containership was struggling in port to keep its lights on.
Capito Edges Closer to Morrisey in West Virginia’s GOP Gubernatorial Primary Polling
In a six-way GOP primary on May 14 to succeed term-limited Gov. Jim Justice, the attorney general and a former state lawmaker have emerged as the frontrunners.
West Virginia Gov. Justice Set to Nab GOP Nod, Flip Manchin’s Senate Seat in Fall
Trump-endorsed governor expected to decisively win May 14 Republican Senate primary over five-term Rep. Alex Mooney to win seat held by Democrats since 1958.
Brace for More Pro-Palestinian Protests This Summer, Professor Warns
CUNY’s Jeffrey Lax says failure to make a swift end to campus occupations has allowed Marxist-Islamist coalition to spread chaos ‘like wildfires.’
University of Arizona Thwarts Pro-Palestinian Protesters’ Attempt to Seize Graduation Venue
Amid disruption, universities stage commencements and Congressional leaders demand probes into ties between student groups and terrorist organizations.
Columbia, USC Begin Protest-Altered Graduations on May 10 Amid Campus Turmoil
Commencements have largely proceeded without disruption—although survey shows student support for turning annual ceremonies into spectacles of dissent.
Russia’s Saber-Rattling Prefaces Looming Debate on US Nuclear Weapons Policy, Modernization
Former Pentagon adviser says Kremlin has 10 times the tactical nukes its Western adversaries have and may be tempted ’to roll the dice' in pressing advantage.
