Who Gets the Last Word? Election Disinformation in Immigrant Communities Pakistan Chronicle | By Tariq Khan A voice note forwarded in a family WhatsApp group. A video claiming immigration agents are stationed outside a polling site. A chatbot that quietly gives voters the wrong election date. These are now the everyday channels through which false and misleading information reaches immigrant voters in the United States, according to a national news briefing hosted by American Community Media (ACoM) on Friday, 23 October 2026, titled Who Gets the Last Word? Election Disinformation…
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Native American Voters in 2026: Sovereignty and Political Power
Profiling America’s Changing Electorate – The Native Vote in 2026: Sovereignty, Representation and Political Power Report 1: Who Said What American Community Media National News Briefing | Friday, October 9, 2026 Overview On October 9, 2026, American Community Media hosted a national news briefing on how Native voters are approaching this year’s midterm elections. Four speakers addressed tribal sovereignty, voting access, representation and youth engagement. The United States holds presidential elections every four years and midterms every two, and midterm turnout is usually lower. That makes the issues raised here,…
Read MoreAAPI Voters in 2026: Key Trends Ahead of US Midterms
PAKISTAN CHRONICLE The AAPI Vote in 2026: What Has Shifted Within This Diverse Electorate? Experts say nine in ten registered Asian American and Pacific Islander voters plan to vote on 3 November, but fear, new voting rules and thin funding could keep many away from the ballot box By Tariq Khan Source: American Community Media (ACoM) national news briefing, Friday, 16 October 2026 HOUSTON — With the midterm election just weeks away on Tuesday, 3 November 2026, four national leaders and researchers told reporters at an American Community Media (ACoM)…
Read MoreBlack Vote 2026: Turnout, Resistance and Political Representation
Profiling America’s Changing Electorate – The Black Vote in 2026: Turnout, Resistance and the Fight for Representation By Tariq Khan | Pakistan Chronicle Report from the American Community Media national news briefing, 2 October 2026 Black voters remain the most loyal voting group in the Democratic Party, but loyalty alone does not fill polling stations. That was the central message of a national briefing hosted by American Community Media on 2 October 2026. A voting rights plaintiff, a political scientist and a campaign strategist explained what could shape the midterm…
Read MoreSupreme Court Mail-Ballot Ruling: Protections Continue Through Election
Supreme Court Ruling on Mail-In Votes: Multiracial Coalition of Advocates Discuss How They Won, What It Means for the Future The Supreme Court’s mail-ballot ruling protects vote-by-mail access through the November 3 midterm election. (Image: American Community Media) On September 22, 2026, American Community Media (ACoM) hosted a national press briefing bringing together the attorneys behind a major legal win for mail-in voters ahead of the November 3 midterm election. The briefing came just over a week after the U.S. Supreme Court declined the federal government’s request to stay a…
Read MoreRural Healthcare Crisis in America | Hospital Closures and Costs
Who Can Afford to Stay Healthy? Rural Hospitals Face a Breaking Point By Tariq Khan, Pakistan Chronicle for American Community Media | September 18, 2026 A rural road in the United States. More than 66 million Americans, one in five people nationwide, live in rural areas. A Crisis Decades in the Making More than 66 million Americans, one in five people in the country, live in rural areas, and the healthcare system that serves them is under mounting strain. That was the message delivered on September 18, 2026, when American…
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