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Some question why illegal immigrants are favored over locals.

In the 26 states that don’t require cursive instruction, the lack of ’set signatures’ by younger voters who never learned penmanship may be a concern.

From Vietnam to the Gulf War, to the Global War on Terror, maturity comes fast under fire, combat soldiers say.

With more than 7,200 public water systems affected, water and waste professionals say tackling America’s contaminated water is no easy task.

‘If I could vote, my vote would be for Donald Trump ... as a Christian, I would prefer him,’ an illegal immigrant said.

The Purcell principle, established by the Supreme Court, generally cautions against changes to election procedures close to voting day.

The Davis family, who have Old Fort roots dating back to the 18th century, are providing housing for residents displaced by Hurricane Helene.

Election officials report a record turnout in some of the hardest-hit areas in a crucial swing state narrowly won by Trump in 2020.

The state posted record-breaking returns, although not everyone was willing to wait for hours. The Epoch Times spoke to voters and those deterred.

‘Social media is solving the last-mile problem for the drug dealers,’ parent Samuel Chapman said.

Presidential candidates are homing in on key battleground states in the final stretch.

Camp Unknown is managed by a local couple who saw an influx of citizen disaster relief volunteers who help storm-affected residents.

In and around Nebraska’s most populous city, Democrats are working to make a splash as a ‘blue dot’ in the middle of the conservative Great Plains.

Residents say it could take years to rebuild from the worst storm to hit the region in decades.

Residents of tiny Chincoteague Island fund their volunteer fire company by auctioning foals from their famous wild herd during a weeklong annual celebration.

Presidential candidates Harris and Trump diverge significantly on how to end the war in Ukraine, and whether to negotiate with Russia at all.

‘Neighbors are helping neighbors’ as some are still stranded and need urgent assistance in western North Carolina, locals said.

Asheville residents have no running water nor electricity; homeless shelters are full, with waitlists; and authorities are warning of crime and lootings.