Georgia Investigating NAACP Student Voter Registrations at High Schools
The state of Georgia is reportedly launching an investigation into student voter registrations handled by the local chapter of the NAACP at Glynn County area high schools.
The state of Georgia is reportedly launching an investigation into student voter registrations handled by the local chapter of the NAACP at Glynn County area high schools.
One of the leaders of House conservatives told Curt Schilling, the host of Whatever It Takes, that unless the Congress gets a handle on pork spending, the budget crisis in Washington will never be solved.
An armed grandpa who remained in his home during Hurricane Matthew surprised a would-be burglar by opening fire on him, saying afterward, “He certainly didn’t expect to see me.”
Congressman David Rouzer helped unload supplies for hurricane victims from the Trump-Pence campaign bus. Pence delivered the supplies moments before taking the stage in front of hundreds gathered for a campaign rally.
“What NBC has done is a direct threat to the democratic process and evidence of what conservatives have been saying all along,” said L. Brent Bozell III, who is also a columnist and long-time conservative operative and leader.
Scammers and fraudulent relief efforts are directly targeting Louisiana’s flood victims, U.S. Attorney Walt Green announced during a National Center for Disaster Fraud press conference.
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley brought in a National Guard chaplain to pray for the state as it braced for Hurricane Matthew’s impact.
The federal government has admitted that it unofficially uses the “Waffle House index” to judge how the populace is reacting to natural disasters in the south and east coastal areas of the country.
Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton released a statement to Americans in response to Hurricane Matthew, urging them to listen to local officials and take shelter.
“I think the bigger concern at this point is not just hurricane force winds, but storm surge,” Obama says, addressing reporters in the Oval Office after receiving a briefing from FEMA and DHS officials.
“I’m not going to extend it,” Scott stated. “Everybody has had a lot of time to register. On top of that, we have lots of opportunities to vote: early voting, absentee voting, Election Day. So I don’t intend to make any changes.”
It appears the only thing that can knock this presidential campaign off television is a monster hurricane.
Hurricane Matthew unleashed torrential rains and up to 120 mile-an-hour winds as it hugged the Florida coast Friday, after a blast through the Caribbean that reportedly left more than 300 dead in Haiti.
Hurricane Matthew, a Category 4 hurricane, is now moving away from the Bahamas and is just a few hours away from beginning a potentially catastrophic, rare Category 4 siege on Florida’s east coast, with dangerous storm surge, destructive winds and flooding rainfall stretching into Georgia and South Carolina by the weekend.
Early in the day of October 6, Hillary Clinton’s campaign was preparing to buy a large block of ad time on the Weather Channel during its coverage of Hurricane Matthew. It was a plan that Eric Trump called “evil and sick.”
Insurance executives are calling Hurricane Matthew the “Godzilla” of all storms, with $15 billion of estimated losses — the same amount as all United States natural disaster insurance claims paid during 2015.
The coordinator for Haiti’s Interior Ministry in the area hit hardest by Hurricane Matthew says the confirmed death toll in that southwestern zone is now 283.
Robby Mook, the campaign manager for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, demanded that Florida officials extend the state’s voter registration deadline past Tuesday due to disruptions caused by Hurricane Matthew.
Thursday The Weather Channel aired a strongly-worded warning urging the public to take it seriously and evacuate if they live in the areas under evacuation orders for Hurricane Matthew. Meteorologist and hurricane specialist Bryan Norcross said, ‘I’m senior hurricane specialist,
The Hurricane Matthew death toll in Haiti has reached more than 100 as of Thursday, officials said.
Leaving more than 100 dead in its wake across the Caribbean, Hurricane Matthew steamed toward heavily populated Florida with terrifying winds of 140 mph Thursday, and 2 million people across the Southeast were warned to flee inland.
Gov. Nikki Haley of South Carolina ordered 500,000 people in eight different counties to evacuate due to the impending threat of Hurricane Matthew, but she says not enough people are following the advisorie
Hurricane Matthew could leave up to seven million people located between Miami and the Carolinas without power, according to the latest power outage forecasts from researchers at the University of Michigan, Ohio State University, and Texas A&M University.
Politico reports that the Clinton campaign will spend $63,000 to reach Weather Channel viewers there for five days beginning on Thursday. The news was confirmed by the Clinton campaign.
Several games, including ones involving the Miami Dolphins and the University of Miami, may move from stadiums in Florida to other venues to escape the path of Hurricane Matthew.
A creepy, unedited infrared image of Hurricane Matthew resembling a skull is making its rounds on the Internet.
When Hurricane Matthew strikes Florida, it is expected to boost the volume of Zika-infected mosquitos in the U.S., wipe out the effectiveness of anti-Zika pesticide spraying, and potentially spread the so-called Zika “danger zone” up the East Coast.
The Category 5 Hurricane Matthew continues moving across the Caribbean, and is scheduled to smash into the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, by Tuesday evening.