Jeff Mordock

Portland church stops homeless services because of damage caused by rioters

A church in downtown Portland, Oregon, announced late Thursday that it was pausing its efforts to help the homeless because of the damage to its doors and windows caused by election night rioters.

November 6, 2020

Armed men arrested in plot to attack Philly vote counting center

Two heavily armed men were arrested early Friday morning in a plot to attack the city's convention center where presidential vote counting is going on, according to the Philadelphia Police Department.

November 6, 2020

Nevada GOP sends criminal referral to Justice Department over alleged voter fraud

The Nevada Republican Party sent a criminal referral late Thursday to the U.S. Justice Department asking for an investigation into cases of voter fraud.

November 5, 2020

Election vote-count protests rage across U.S.

Protesters across the country battled as the nation's election dragged on, with violence by left-wing agitators erupting in Democrat-run cities despite Joseph R. Biden closing in on a presidential win.

November 5, 2020

New York postal worker accused of stealing more than 800 pieces of mail, including absentee ballots

A western New York postal worker was arrested at the Canadian border with more than 800 pieces of stolen mail, including three absentee ballots, federal prosecutors in Buffalo said Thursday.

November 5, 2020

‘F—k Trump, f—k Biden too,’ protesters chant at Chicago rally

A group of protesters demonstrated against both presidential candidates during a march in Chicago late Wednesday night.

November 5, 2020

Justice Department approves use of armed agents to investigate voter fraud claims

The Justice Department has approved the use of armed agents to investigate potential voter fraud at ballot-counting centers, skirting the long-standing ban on the use of armed federal officers at polling stations.

November 5, 2020

NYPD says 50 arrested in election protests, including a woman who spit at cop

The New York Police Department said Thursday roughly 50 people were arrested as skirmishes broke out overnight between police and protesters demanding every single vote in the presidential election to be counted.

November 5, 2020

Widespread violence in New York, Portland, Minneapolis amid election protests

Police and protesters across the country battled Wednesday night and into Thursday morning as the nation holds its breath waiting for an outcome in the presidential election.

November 5, 2020

Cleveland ‘Dump Trump’ house shooting probed by police

Police in suburban Cleveland are investigating after a home with a "Dump Trump" sign was shot at Wednesday morning.

November 4, 2020

Judge slams FBI over stonewalling request for McCabe documents

An irritated federal judge Wednesday grilled the FBI for dragging its feet on her order to produce emails and text messages from former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe that may show conflicts of interest with his wife's political campaign.

November 4, 2020

Cities remain peaceful amid threats of election violence

Cities across the country remained peaceful Tuesday night even as protesters demonstrated outside the White House and in other cities amid a close election.

November 4, 2020

Protests, violence, looting feared as election results trickle in

From Beverly Hills' Rodeo Drive to the White House, the nation was anxious Tuesday as police and business owners feared Election Day rioting.

November 3, 2020

NYPD Gravel trucks surround Trump Tower in NYC

Large NYPD gravel trucks and a bus have surrounded Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan late Tuesday as police prepare for potential Election Day civil unrest.

November 3, 2020

D.C. police arrest one as authorities brace for Election Day violence

The Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department said late Tuesday it has arrested one protester near the White House as officials brace for potential Election Day violence.

November 3, 2020

California Gov. Newsom says state is ‘prepared’ for Election Day civil unrest

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Tuesday his state is "prepared" for potential civil unrest in the wake of election results.

November 3, 2020

Mysterious robocalls telling voters to ‘stay home’ on Election Day

Election officials across the country warned Tuesday that some voters have been receiving robocalls telling them to "stay home" or vote on the wrong day.

November 3, 2020

Peter Strzok, Lisa Page say they are open to setting DOJ privacy lawsuit

A pair of anti-Trump ex-FBI officials said Tuesday they are open to settling their lawsuits against the Justice Department for releasing their private text messages as the department seeks to push a possible trial into late 2021 or possibly 2022.

November 3, 2020

Federal judge reverses himself, allows DOJ to publish report on changes to policing

A federal judge has reversed himself and approved the Justice Department's publishing of a report on proposed changes to policing that drew fire from racial justice advocates because it was drafted entirely by law enforcement officials.

November 3, 2020

Blacks now less likely to be violent-crime victims than Whites, Hispanics

Violent crime against Black Americans has dropped 43% over the past 14 years and they are now less likely to be a victim of violent crime than a White or Hispanic person, according to new data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics.

November 2, 2020