James Engel
Election Misinformation ReporterJames Engel is WPSU's election misinformation reporter. He searches for local misconceptions and misinformation surrounding the election and voting process. If you encounter misinformation or disinformation surrounding the election, you can email him about it at radionews@psu.edu.
Previously, he served as a radio news intern for WPSU while he completed his studies at Penn State. There, he studied Digital and Print Journalism as well as Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies.
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The Trump campaign did pay the Bryce Jordan Center at Penn State for its October rally despite his outstanding fees elsewhere. -
Though rhetoric was often contentious in the 2024 election, elections directors say the actual process went smoothly. -
Since the race falls within a 0.5% margin, counties throughout Pennsylvania will be forced to recount the U.S. Senate race. -
State Senator Cris Dush withdrew 77 challenges on overseas ballots after a hearing in Centre County. -
There is no evidence of widespread fraud in Centre County, but the county's Republicans have not committed to respecting the results. -
Some Pennsylvania counties may need longer than Nov. 5 to declare their victors. This does not indicate election fraud. -
Although there is no verified evidence to support the notion, some politicians and activists have begun to bring up the idea of double voting ahead of the election. -
Neo-Ottomanism, a Turkish political and cultural ideology, has emerged as a powerful political force in modern Turkey. Experts say it often comes with problems. -
CATA hosted a public meeting on Wednesday to discuss its new "B-Line" plan for Bellefonte and Benner Township. -
Thousands of spectators gathered at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park in University Park on Monday to view a solar eclipse shrouded by clouds.
