Beth Brelje
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Beth Brelje is an award-winning Epoch Times reporter who covers U.S. politics, state news, and national issues.
Ms. Brelje previously worked in radio for 20 years and after moving to print, worked at Pocono Record and Reading Eagle.
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ACLU Files Election Integrity Complaint Over Pennsylvania County’s Mail-in Voting Policy
A Washington County election policy change caused 259 voters to be disenfranchised in the 2024 primary election, the complaint alleges.
Iowa Utility Board Approves Eminent Domain for Controversial CO2 Pipeline
The total project spans five states: Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Nebraska. It will slice through 2,500 miles of land.
Philadelphia to Test Full Day, Full Year School
Participating schools will be open from 7:30 a.m. through 6 p.m.
DOJ Sues 5 Pro-Life Activists for Repeatedly Obstructing Access to Abortion Clinics
The complaint alleges that five people brought operations at the Fort Myers Health Center to a halt for at least one hour in 2022.
Trump Campaign Sends Cease-and-Desist Letter Alleging a Misleading Ad
The campaign told a super PAC to preserve its records ‘in anticipation of likely litigation’ over an ad that showed Trump clips urging voters not to vote early.
Pennsylvania House Passes Bill Requiring Insurance Coverage of Contraceptives
U.S. Senate Republicans recently rejected a similar bill at the federal level.
Philadelphia Program to Give Pregnant Women $1,000 a Month
Payments would continue until the baby is one year old.
Democrat Bill Would Increase Federal Involvement in Local Zoning
Bill states that land use regulation is the responsibility of state and local governments, but now federal support is needed to achieve ’reforms.’
US Sanctions Top Mexican Drug Cartel Members, Issues Fentanyl Advisory for Banks
La Nueva Familia Michoacana is involved in smuggling drugs and people into the United States, officials said.
What Executive Orders Tell Us About Biden, Trump
Executive orders are one of the clearest pictures of a president’s priorities.
