Joe Lombardi

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Joe Lombardi, Daily Voice's Managing Editor, has spent his professional career as a newsroom director, manager, editor, producer, writer, reporter and broadcaster who has worked at major websites, television networks, newspapers, magazines and radio stations and as a book author.

The Manhattan native, Irvington (NY) High School and University of Dayton graduate has been actively involved in web publishing for more than 25 years. In addition, he also has expertise in marketing, public relations and social media.

Lombardi rejoined Daily Voice in September 2013 as managing editor after serving as sports editorial consultant from August 2011 through January 2012. He was named to oversee editorial operations in the fall of 2017.

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National Interest
Previously Unseen Images Of Jeffrey Epstein's Private Island Released By House Members Previously Unseen Images Of Jeffrey Epstein's Private Island Released By House Members
Previously Unseen Images Of Jeffrey Epstein's Private Island Released By House Members Never-before-seen images and videos from convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous private island, Little St. James, have been released by House Democrats on the Oversight Committee as part of their ongoing push for transparency into the Epstein investigation. The photos and videos, shared on Wednesday, Dec. 3, were originally captured by US Virgin Islands law enforcement in 2020 during their investigation of the property. The newly public materials include 10 photos and four videos, giving the most detailed look yet inside the island’s buildings and grounds. 🚨 BREAKING: Ov…

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by Joe Lombardi
Simsbury, CT
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Massive Shredded Cheese Recall Sparked By Metal Fragment Risk Massive Shredded Cheese Recall Sparked By Metal Fragment Risk
Massive Shredded Cheese Recall Sparked By Metal Fragment Risk A popular shredded cheese sold under multiple store brands is being pulled from supermarket shelves after a packaging concern raised food-safety warnings across much of the country. Great Lakes Cheese Company says a series of mozzarella and blend-style shredded cheeses may contain metal fragments linked to an upstream ingredient supplier. The company initiated a voluntary recall after determining certain batches made it into circulation before the issue was discovered. The products span a wide range of private-label brands sold at major retailers, including Walmart, Target, Aldi, and severa…

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National Interest
List Revealed Of 500-Plus Movie Theaters Showing 'Stranger Things' Series Finale New Year's Eve List Revealed Of 500-Plus Movie Theaters Showing 'Stranger Things' Series Finale New Year's Eve
List Revealed Of 500-Plus Movie Theaters Showing 'Stranger Things' Series Finale New Year's Eve Fans of the Netflix smash hit "Stranger Things" will get a chance to say goodbye to Hawkins on the big screen. More than 500 movie theaters across the United States and Canada will show the series finale on New Year's Eve. The final episode of Season 5, titled "The Rightside Up," will premiere in theaters at 8 p.m. Eastern time on Wednesday, Dec. 31, matching its global debut on Netflix. Screenings will continue through Thursday, Jan. 1, giving fans a two-day window to catch the epic conclusion on the big screen. Major chains like Cinemark, Regal, and NCG are participating, with AMC theate…

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by Joe Lombardi
National Interest
H5N1 Bird Flu Could Trigger Pandemic More Deadly Than COVID-19, Experts Say H5N1 Bird Flu Could Trigger Pandemic More Deadly Than COVID-19, Experts Say
H5N1 Bird Flu Could Trigger Pandemic More Deadly Than Covid-19, Experts Say A new warning from global health experts is raising alarms about the potential for a bird flu pandemic that could outpace the devastation of COVID-19, if the H5N1 virus mutates to spread easily between people. The H5N1 strain has a history of causing severe illness in humans, with a global death rate of about 48 percent between 2003 and 2025, based on nearly 1,000 cases reported to the World Health Organization (WHO). That’s a stark contrast to COVID, which has a mortality rate of around one to two percent. Unlike COVID, which mainly threatened older adults and those with underlying co…

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National Interest
RFK Jr. Orders Investigation Into Whether Vaccines Cause Allergies, Report Says RFK Jr. Orders Investigation Into Whether Vaccines Cause Allergies, Report Says
RFK Jr. Orders Investigation Into Whether Vaccines Cause Allergies, Report Says Federal vaccine advisers appointed by Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are set to review whether childhood immunizations are linked to the rise in allergies and autoimmune disorders, according to a new report. The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, now under Kennedy’s influence, will examine the potential connection between the childhood vaccine schedule and the increase in allergies, Kirk Milhoan, the new chair of the group, told The Washington Post. The review is moving forward as a result of Kennedy’s personal and long-held beliefs, despite the l…

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National Interest
Possible Snowmaking Weekend Storm Will Be Ushered In By Polar Vortex: Here's Latest Possible Snowmaking Weekend Storm Will Be Ushered In By Polar Vortex: Here's Latest
Possible Snowmaking Weekend Storm Will Be Ushered In By Polar Vortex: Here's Latest A new snowmaking system is set to arrive as the weekend approaches. Cold air will grip the central and eastern US, sticking around after the season’s first widespread snow.  Forecasters say the next possible system could be on track for Friday, Dec. 5 into Saturday, Dec. 6, and could bring a wintry mix to the region.  Another system is on track for Friday, Dec. 5 into Saturday, Dec. 6, bringing snow farthest north (blue), a mix of rain, snow, and ice in locations in dark pink, with rain along the coast and farther south (green). AccuWeather According to AccuWeather, snow …

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Hegseth Facing Growing Fallout After Second Strike Kills Survivors In Caribbean Boat Attack Hegseth Facing Growing Fallout After Second Strike Kills Survivors In Caribbean Boat Attack
Hegseth Facing Growing Fallout After Second Strike Kills Survivors In Caribbean Boat Attack Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing mounting bipartisan backlash after a US military operation in the Caribbean killed two stranded survivors in a second, so-called "double-tap strike" on a suspected Venezuelan drug boat. The incident began with a US strike on a vessel in the Caribbean on Tuesday, Sept. 2, targeting what officials said was a drug trafficking operation. After the initial attack, two men were left alive in the water. Reports allege Hegseth issued a verbal directive to "kill everyone" aboard, prompting Admiral Frank Bradley to authorize a follow-up strike that killed the …

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National Interest
Powerful Storm Packed With Snow, Ice, Rain, Strong Winds Sweeps Across Northeast: Here's Latest Powerful Storm Packed With Snow, Ice, Rain, Strong Winds Sweeps Across Northeast: Here's Latest
Powerful Storm Packed With Snow, Ice, Rain, Strong Winds Sweeps Across Northeast: Here's Latest A powerful storm is rolling through the Northeast, packing a punch of snow, sleet, rain, and strong winds that will make travel hazardous for millions. The National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center said that the system tracking from the Gulf Coast will move off the Mid-Atlantic Coast on Tuesday, Dec. 2. It will strengthen as it heads up the Northeast toward the Canadian Maritimes by Wednesday morning, Dec. 3. The storm is expected to bring the first widespread disruptive snow of the season for many Eastern locations, with the heaviest snow falling from the Poconos through Downeast …

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National Interest
Potent Storm Nears Packed With Snow, Sleet, Rain: Here's Latest Potent Storm Nears Packed With Snow, Sleet, Rain: Here's Latest
Potent Storm Nears Packed With Snow, Sleet, Rain: Here's Latest A powerful storm is about to hit the Northeast, bringing the season’s first widespread snow for many cities as it pushes from the Midwest to New England.  Forecasters say the system will deliver a mix of snow and rain, with the heaviest snowfall likely across interior areas and mainly rain along the coast. The National Weather Service says a coastal low is on track to pass south and east of the region overnight Monday, Dec. 1 into Tuesday, Dec. 2. Areas inland can expect snow or a rain/snow mix, while coastal locations will mainly see rain, including Long Island AccuWeather meteorolog…

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National Interest
Here's How Much Flying Without A Real ID Will Now Cost You, Starting Soon Here's How Much Flying Without A Real ID Will Now Cost You, Starting Soon
Here's How Much Flying Without A Real ID Will Now Cost You, Starting Soon Travelers who show up to airport security without the right identification will soon face a new cost to keep their plans on track. A modernized identity-verification system is being rolled out nationwide, and it is designed for passengers who forget, lose or simply do not have a compliant ID when they fly. TSA says the new identity-verification option, called Confirm.ID, carries a $45 fee and is valid for a 10-day travel period. The system becomes available beginning on Sunday, Feb. 1, and anyone 18 or older who wants to fly without an acceptable ID may be referred to it during check-in. The…

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