Nathan Worcester
Nathan Worcester covers national politics for The Epoch Times and has also focused on energy and the environment. Nathan has written about everything from fusion energy and ESG to Biden's classified documents and international conservative politics. He lives and works in Chicago. Nathan can be reached at [email protected].
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NatCon Cancellation Attempt Shows Rising Threat to Free Speech in Europe
‘Don’t vacate the premises. Make them throw you out,’ ADF International’s Jean-Paul Van De Walle said. ‘Make them show what they’re capable of doing.’
Border Outranks Ukraine as Moderate Voter Priority in Swing States: Poll
Out of the voters surveyed, the majority—54 percent—were independent.
Democrats Used a Bold Strategy to Turn Colorado Blue. Now the GOP Wants to Win It Back.
What happened to the home of ‘South Park Republicans’? It’s a complex story involving big money, demographics, GOP infighting, and the disputed ’Trump factor.’
RNC Backs Complaints Alleging Illegal Election Inspector Gaps in Wisconsin’s Biggest Cities
It’s part of a trend as the RNC litigates election integrity across America ahead of November 2024.
‘Anger’: Locals React to Mike Gallagher’s Early Retirement
Republican county chairs and candidates for Mr. Gallagher’s seat are among those voicing frustration and bewilderment as Mr. Gallagher falls silent.
Republicans Praise Wisconsin’s New Anti-'Zuckerbucks’ Measures
The Democratic Party of Wisconsin remains silent on the amendments, which they oppose.
4 Takeaways From April 2 Primaries
Presidents Biden and Trump sailed to victory in four presidential contests, though voter turnout and behavior indicate less than total satisfaction.
Wisconsin Voters Deliver Blow to ‘Zuckerbucks’ in Elections
Wisconsinites rally behind Trump-backed election measures in primary.
Trump Challenges Biden to Debate, Endorses Senate Hopeful in Wisconsin
Pro-Trump veterans shared their ‘America First’ perspective with The Epoch Times.
Wisconsin Voters to Decide on Election Integrity Measures During Primary
Republicans are backing two Constitutional amendments relating to election administration in the state.
