John Haughey
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John Haughey is an award-winning Epoch Times reporter who covers U.S. elections, U.S. Congress, energy, defense, and infrastructure.
Mr. Haughey has more than 45 years of media experience. You can reach John via email at [email protected]
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In Helene-Hit North Carolina Counties, Politics Are On Pause
For Asheville-area party committees, finding missing friends and family members is now more important than the election.
Debate Gives Red State Senate Democrat Chance to Stem Montana GOP Challenger’s Momentum
Three-term Sen. John Tester and poll-ascending Tim Sheehy clash on the border, abortion policy, public lands management, health care programs, Ukraine support.
House GOP Will Move to Hold Blinken in Contempt of Congress
He was subpoenaed to testify at a hearing on the Afghanistan withdrawal but didn’t appear due to U.N. engagements, though he said he’s willing to testify.
How a President Can Use Regulatory Levers to Slow Fracking
Only Congress can prohibit hydraulic fracturing and only on federal lands, but an administration can make permitting more arduous and expensive.
Key Battle on Election Betting Market Heads to Appeals Court
A federal appellate panel will decide if Kashi’s product offering ‘predictive event contracts’ on 2024 U.S. elections is a commodity market.
Elections Wagering Site Shut Down Hours After Court Ruling Said It Could Go Online
Before trading was paused, more than 20,000 bets had been sold on the question ‘Which party will win the House?’
South Florida Watchdog News Site Leads Decades-Long Push for 9/11 Disclosures
Florida Bulldog founder Dan Christensen never thought that 23 years later, he'd still be covering the terrorist attacks he watched on TV.
Service Members Who Died at Abbey Gate Awarded Congressional Gold Medals
Thirteen service members killed in the 2021 Kabul bombing posthumously received Congressional Gold Medals in a ceremony.
Republicans, Democrats on House Foreign Affairs Panel Issue Dueling Afghanistan Withdrawal Reports
The Republican-led panel blames Biden, Harris, Blinken, and Sullivan for mismanagement and a cover-up. Democrats dismissed claims as election-year posturing.
The One Energy Policy That Trump and Harris Agree On
Both presidential candidates support nuclear energy—but each for different reasons.
