Nathan Worcester
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Nathan Worcester covers national politics for The Epoch Times and has also focused on energy and the environment. Nathan has written about everything from fusion energy and ESG to national and international politics. He lives and works in Chicago. Nathan can be reached at [email protected].
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As Wisconsinites Vote Early, Anti-Musk Protesters Seek Victory in Supreme Court Election
Musk is traveling to the battleground state ahead of the April 1 election, which pits Republican-backed Brad Schimel against Democrat-backed Susan Crawford.
Nationwide ‘Tesla Takedown’ Demonstrations Bring Out Protesters, Counter-Protesters
Seeking a nationwide ‘Tesla Takedown’ protest, organizers published an online interactive map for hundreds of protests across the country on March 29.
We Went to Thomas Massie’s District. Here’s How They Feel About His ‘No’ Vote on Funding.
Kentucky’s liberty-minded, MIT-educated congressman has some local foes—but supporters, and even some protégés, are easier to find on the ground.
Ahead of Visit by Vance, Greenland’s Security Comes Into Focus
The trip prompted outcry from some Greenlandic politicians. But the terms of any possible American bid to acquire, or partner with, Greenland remain unwritten.
Democrats Wrestle With DOGE and Musk
Democrats are unified in anti-DOGE messaging, but many want improper payments and the Pentagon scrutinized. For now, Democrats have little leverage over DOGE.
House Democrats Say Communications to Voters Fell Short in 2024
‘We understand that there’s some introspection that is needed,’ Rep. Marc Veasey of Texas said at a retreat with other House Democrats outside Washington.
Longtime Arizona Congressman Raúl Grijalva Dies at 77
Grijalva had said last year he would not run for reelection in 2026 while receiving treatments for cancer.
House Democrats Zero In on Economy at Post-2024 Retreat
Lawmakers are seeking to counter a signature campaign issue for President Donald Trump amid tariff talk and downward trends in the market.
Senate Democrats Won’t Vote for House Bill Approved by Republicans: Schumer
Congress has until March 14 to avert a shutdown.
House Passes 6-Month Government Funding Bill
The measure now heads to the Senate where it’s unclear if the bill has 60 votes to overcome a procedural hurdle.
