John Haughey
Reporter
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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Milton Was Deadly, but Not ‘Worst-Case Scenario’
Despite making landfall near Sarasota as a Category 3 storm and spinning out a record number of tornadoes, winds and flooding were less damaging than expected.
Floridians Use Last Hours Before the Storm to Brace for ‘Historic’ Hurricane Milton
Landfall expected in southern Sarasota County late Wednesday to bring triple-digit winds into Central Florida.
Floridians Scurry to Prepare for Second Hurricane Hit in Two Weeks
Residents brace for Hurricane Milton’s expected landfall near Tampa as a Category 3 storm before blazing a projected path across the state aIong Interstate 4.
Helene-Hit States Making Few Election-Rule Changes in Storm’s Wake
In Florida, Georgia, and Tennessee, voter registration deadlines have expired. South Carolina extended to Oct. 14. North Carolina lawmakers still to discuss.
These 6 Michigan Counties Could Decide Who Wins 2024 Presidential Election
In the battleground state’s 100-mile Interstate 75 corridor, ‘all politics is local,’ especially when it comes to the race for the Oval Office.
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.
