Brian Pfail is a Digital News Reporter with a focus on national news in the United States. His work has been featured in various publications, including National File, Newsmax Media, Inc., Townhall, and Richner Communications, Inc. Brian covers a range of topics, including politics, criminal justice, and social issues.
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Brian's coverage predominantly focuses on national politics, legal policy regulation and government announcements within the United States. He tends to cover controversial and polarizing topics related to crime, racism, and news involving prominent political figures such as Donald Trump.
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A Long Island man sheds light on the harmful effects of synthetic opioids with his new video game, "Johanna's Vision."
A former aide to the past two democratic New York governors was arrested in connection with suspected foreign interference for the CCP.
By: Brian Pfail
Cox Media Group and other marketing companies have admitted to spying on people's phones for data to push targeted ads.
National attention has garnered Lyle and Erik Menendez the support and opportunity to be released after more than 30 years behind bars.
After several data breaches and a pivotal business turn for the company, 23andMe is scrambling to secure its users' data and its own future.
CBP says it is running blind at the southern border, with at least 150 surveillance cameras rendered "inoperable."
An Atlanta woman alleged potential voter fraud after noticing that her voter registration information had been altered without her knowledge.
Rep. Terri Sewell funds Alabama HBCU with her brother, a former convict, as counseling director, sparking corruption suspicions.
The Trump transition team plans to move forward with its own internal background checks on some, avoiding 'swampy' FBI.
A Virginia mother's objection led Fairfax County Public Schools to remove a pornographic LGBTQ graphic novel from its library shelves.
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