Officials

Arizona election officials claimed Wednesday that the midterm votes could take weeks or possibly months to count, according to CNBC.

The city of Boston has agreed to pay $2.1 million in attorney fees and damages stemming from a 2017 case in which the city refused to allow a Christian flag to be flown at City Hall Plaza for Constitution Day.

Project Veritas discovered several instances of "electioneering" at a voting center in Philadelphia.

Maricopa County, Arizona officials confirmed that roughly 20% of voting centers are malfunctioning, citing "printer settings" as the issue.

Federal monitors were sent to polls in 64 battleground precincts in 24 states.

The information is likely distributed later this week.

Several states are experiencing problems with voting machines as Americans continue to cast their ballots at polling centers across the country.

Russia is not engaged in negotiations with the US over Ukraine, a senior Russian diplomat said on Tuesday, signaling, however, that Moscow remains completely open to talks with Kiev.

A law firm, Thomas Moore Society, is suing the Wisconsin Election Commission after military absentee ballots were wrongfully sent to a representative's address.

Homeland Security not only put illegal immigrant families up in hotels at taxpayer expense but the contract it signed insisted they be given five-star treatment with laundry service, their choice of mattresses and guards — not to keep them in, but to keep others out.