Beth Brelje
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Beth Brelje is an award-winning Epoch Times reporter who covers U.S. politics, state news, and national issues.
Ms. Brelje previously worked in radio for 20 years and after moving to print, worked at Pocono Record and Reading Eagle.
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Pennsylvania House Calls for State Probe of Trump Assassination Attempt
The resolution must be passed in a House vote.
After Injured Trump Arrived at Pennsylvania Hospital, ER Patients Prayed
Patients and their loved ones in the ER waiting room saw Trump arrive at the hospital after the assassination attempt. They then gathered in prayer.
Eyewitness Describes Man With Rifle Crawling Up Roof Near Trump Rally
‘I stood there for about one or two minutes, pointing at the guy on the roof,’ said Greg Smith.
Rally Witnesses Describe Moments as Gunman Attempts to Assassinate Trump
‘I saw over 1,000 faces of terror in one instant,’ says witness Logan Reynolds.
Truckers Want More Parking to Allow for Mandatory Driver Rests
Only one parking space exists for every 11 trucks on the road today in the United States.
Maryland Says Feds Should Pay for Baltimore Bridge, but Some Lawmakers Push Back
There is an urgency to build a new bridge, as this area of Baltimore is one of the most congested traffic areas in the nation.
Experts Call for Action as US Shipping Industry Trails China
U.S. ships now account for less than 1 percent of global tonnage, and numbers of qualified American mariners have plummeted.
Three Pro-Life Activists Sentenced in Nashville for FACE Act Violations
The sentences ranged from six months prison, to home detention, probation, and a fine.
Pro-Life Activist Avoids Prison After FACE Act Conviction
Four pro-life activists are in federal court in Nashville this week for sentencing after being convicted for violations of the FACE Act.
ACLU Files Election Integrity Complaint Over Pennsylvania County’s Mail-in Voting Policy
A Washington County election policy change caused 259 voters to be disenfranchised in the 2024 primary election, the complaint alleges.
