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Charges against the CEO of an election technology company have been dismissed after Los Angeles County prosecutors found “potential bias” in an investigation.

Two days have passed since polls closed in Arizona and unsurprisingly, election officials in the state have failed to provide voters with the final results of numerous highly contested races.

Industry experts outlined the practice at the first online summit to bring awareness to the issue.

The Department of Defense has issued a questionnaire to service members and civilian defense workers inquiring where the members attain climate change knowledge.

The discovery of an ancient Christian monastery on an island in the United Arab Emirates purportedly might shine a light on the faith's early history before the rise of Islam in the region.

Did I say “despite”? Perhaps “because” might apply instead.

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.

Over the last few weeks, my mailbox has been inundated with campaign mailers for our local elections.

True the Vote leaders Gregg Phillips and Catherine Engelbrecht were released from jail following an overruling by an Appeals Court.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson released a dissenting opinion regarding Ohio death row inmate Davel Chinn, saying she would have supported further proceedings.