
Trump's DOJ Has Found Little Evidence of Widespread Voter Fraud
NBC News reviewed DOJ voter fraud cases and found the Trump administration has struggled to show evidence of widespread fraud ahead of November midterms.
1046 articles · Page 69 of 117

NBC News reviewed DOJ voter fraud cases and found the Trump administration has struggled to show evidence of widespread fraud ahead of November midterms.

Bipartisan Senior Citizens' Freedom to Work Act would end Social Security earnings test, letting under-FRA retirees work without benefit cuts.

More than 11,000 bottles of chlorthalidone tablets have been recalled over failed dissolution specifications. Here's what patients should know.

Benjamin Song was sentenced to 100 years for the Prairieland ICE detention center attack in Alvarado, Texas. Two others received 50-year sentences.

Inver Grove Heights City Council again delayed a vote on a proposed 50,000-square-foot data center to Friday after residents booed at the postponement.

A Los Angeles hospice owner is charged with $27M in Medicare fraud, billing for dead patients' identities to fund a Rolls Royce Phantom.

Georgia passed SB-3EX Tuesday, delaying the QR code ballot tabulation ban to 2028 and scaling back a hand recount requirement to races within 0.5% margins.

Five Eyes intelligence agencies warn frontier AI could transform cyberattacks within months, not years, urging businesses to act now.

Marcus Huntley, who shot Joanne Penney dead in Talbot Green, was trafficked as a sex slave and drug dependent, Cardiff Crown Court heard at sentencing.