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America ı By Jackie Allen - October 10, 2026

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OpenAI Defends Firing of Three Safety Researchers as AI Risks are Highlighted

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America ı By Jackie Allen - October 10, 2026

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A.J. Armstrong: Former NFL Player’s Son Faces New Hearing in Parents’ Murder

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America ı By Jackie Allen - October 10, 2026

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ShotSpotter Technology: Police Departments Can Now Detect Gunshots

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America ı By Samuel Lopez - October 10, 2026

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Panama’s 7.7 Earthquake Batters Communities While The Canal Keeps Global Trade Moving

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America ı By Samuel Lopez - October 10, 2026

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NYC’s RICO-Complaint Accuses Manhattan Injury Firm of Turning Real Injuries Into Bogus City Claims

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The People's Voice October 9, 2026

Trump Turns to Russian Diesel as Washington Eases Sanctions

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump announced a Russian diesel supply agreement Friday…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
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The People's Voice October 8, 2026

Artificial: Andrew Garfield Says Playing Sam Altman Made Him Fear...

Artificial intelligence has become a growing source of debate in Hollywood, and…

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
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The People's Voice October 8, 2026

Hegseth’s Execution Livestream Is a Disgrace

The Pentagon plans to livestream the firing-squad execution of Nidal Hasan, the…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
Christa Pike holding a Tennessee Department of Correction identification board.

The People's Voice October 8, 2026

Christa Pike Survived. Can Tennessee Execute Her Again?

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Christa Pike is conscious and speaking after surviving Tennessee’s…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
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America October 8, 2026
State’s Consent to Sex Laws Face...

The debate over consent to sex is intensifying after allegations of a…

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
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America October 8, 2026
Cornell Gang-Rape Investigation: Accuser Says She...

The Cornell gang-rape allegations have come under renewed scrutiny after the accuser’s…

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
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America October 8, 2026
Arizona Candidate Alleges Rape While Repairing...

Candidate alleges rape after she says she was attacked while trying to…

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
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America October 8, 2026
Emergency room visits Double After Online...

Emergency room visits tied to gambling disorders doubled after Ontario expanded its…

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
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America October 8, 2026
Former Public Defender Legal Assistant Accused...

What Prosecutors Say Happened A former Ninth Circuit Public Defender’s Office legal…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
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America October 7, 2026
Televangelist’s Race Bias Trial Puts Religious...

What Jurors Are Being Asked to Decide A federal jury must decide…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
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The People's Voice October 16, 2026

iPhone Duo Buyers Face December Wait After Preorder Rush

CUPERTINO, Calif. — iPhone Duo buyers faced delivery estimates stretching into December Friday, as launch-day availability disappeared shortly after Apple opened preorders for its first foldable phone. Within 20 minutes…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
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The People's Voice October 15, 2026
Judge Rejects John Brennan’s Preemptive Bid to Force DOJ to Preserve Records

Key Takeaways   Former CIA Director John Brennan suffered a significant procedural defeat Thursday when a federal judge…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
The People's Voice October 15, 2026
BOP Says Diddy Fight Never Happened as DOJ Indicts Guard at His Former Jail — Is Diddy Inmate #1 in the Indictment?

By Samuel López | USA Herald For days, reports ricocheted across the Internet claiming Sean “Diddy” Combs suffered…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
The People's Voice October 15, 2026
David Surkamp Rock Singer Passes at 73, Silencing Pavlov’s Dog’s Unmistakable Voice

Some singers fit a genre. Others bend it around their own voice. David Surkamp, the legendary rock frontman…

By Rachel Moore Rachel Moore is a staff writer and journalist for the USA Herald, where she specializes in high-impact reporting on international conflicts, economic shifts, and scientific advancements.
The People's Voice October 15, 2026
Starlink Restrictions Hit Ukraine’s Drones; Musk Points to Trump

WASHINGTON — Starlink restrictions disrupted Ukrainian drone missions this week, prompting Elon Musk to point to U.S. government…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
The People's Voice October 15, 2026
Trump Scraps Hegseth’s Execution Livestream After Backlash

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump canceled the planned execution livestream of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan on Thursday,…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
The People's Voice October 15, 2026
Katie Zacharia Says She Passed the Bar in China and Now Faces a California Bar Complaint

The Zacharia Credential Fight in Three Lines A law degree is not a license, and California treats calling…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
The People's Voice October 15, 2026
Trump Weighs ‘Mother of All Bombs’ for Iran, CNN Reports

WASHINGTON — U.S. military planners have developed options to use the “mother of all bombs” against Iranian energy…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
The People's Voice October 15, 2026
Killed by Police Officer? Sandra Birchmore Case

The case of Sandra Birchmore, a 23-year-old Massachusetts woman who was allegedly killed by police officer Matthew Farwell…

By Jackie Allen Jackie is a freelance journalist and technology geek. She worked as a telecom project director for AT&T and BellSouth. Before joining the USA Herald she has written books, articles, blogs and whitepapers. Her clients include Samsung and other technology companies.
The People's Voice October 15, 2026
Katie Zacharia’s Lawyer Claims Trigger Bar Complaint

WASHINGTON — White House press secretary Katie Zacharia faces calls for California authorities to investigate her claims to…

By Michallie K Harrison Michallie K. Harrison is a journalist, communications professional, and retired U.S. Army sergeant first class with 21 years of service, including three combat tours. She covers politics, public policy, law, technology, and national security for USA Herald, with particular attention to government accountability, civil liberties, and the effects of policy on everyday Americans. Her military background brings firsthand experience in leadership, aviation operations, and chemical defense to her reporting on defense and veterans’ issues. Harrison holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from National University and a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from Excelsior College, with minors in history and criminal justice. Her work has appeared in Responsible Statecraft, and she writes about veterans’ benefits for Hill & Ponton. She also brings experience hosting live public affairs discussions and engaging a social media audience of nearly 200,000 followers. Harrison is committed to making complex issues understandable and asking direct questions about how power is exercised and whom it serves.
The People's Voice October 15, 2026
Bukele Plans Conditional Release for Thousands of Gang-Case Prisoners After Years Behind Bars

By Samuel López | USA Herald EL SALVADOR – President Nayib Bukele, whose sweeping campaign against MS-13 and…

By Samuel Lopez With over 20 years of experience in the legal and insurance sectors, Samuel applies his profound legal acumen to investigate and accurately report on the facts.
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