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
James Comey Prosecution In Peril After Judge Flags ‘Missteps,’ Possible 'Government Misconduct' James Comey Prosecution In Peril After Judge Flags ‘Missteps,’ Possible 'Government Misconduct'
James Comey Prosecution In Peril After Judge Flags ‘Missteps,’ Possible 'Government Misconduct' A federal judge said potential "government misconduct" could upend the Justice Department’s criminal case against former FBI Director James Comey, ordering grand jury records turned over to his defense. On Monday, Nov. 17, Magistrate Judge William Fitzpatrick pointed to a "disturbing pattern" of procedural "missteps" and suggested prosecutors may have withheld key information from grand jurors.  He directed the DOJ to provide all grand jury materials to Comey’s lawyers to test whether the panel was improperly influenced or evidence was withheld. The order raises the real possibility t…

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by Joe Lombardi
National Interest
Outrage Spreads Across Nation After Beloved Market Cat Killed By Robotaxi In San Francisco Outrage Spreads Across Nation After Beloved Market Cat Killed By Robotaxi In San Francisco
Outrage Spreads Across Nation After Beloved Market Cat Killed By Robotaxi In San Francisco A driverless robotaxi struck and killed KitKat, the cherished market cat affectionately called the “Mayor of 16th Street,” sparking an outpouring of grief and outrage that has now spread from a busy California neighborhood to communities nationwide. The collision happened Monday, Oct. 27, in San Francisco’s Mission District, near Randa’s Market, where KitKat greeted regulars and visitors alike for six years. A video on TikTok of a sidewalk memorial set up for the 9-year-old tabby filled with candles, flowers, notes, treats, and toys has around four million views. "He brought warmth, smiles…

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National Interest
United Flight Diverts After Passenger Claims Wife Has Bomb United Flight Diverts After Passenger Claims Wife Has Bomb
United Flight Diverts After Passenger Claims Wife Has Bomb A tense disruption aboard a United Airlines flight forced an emergency landing after a passenger made a claim that sent fear rippling through the cabin. The diversion happened  Sunday, Nov. 16, when the plane, traveling from Dallas to Chicago, touched down at St. Louis Lambert International Airport so authorities could investigate a potential threat raised midair, NBC affiliate KSDK in St. Louis reports. The passenger told others that his wife had a bomb in her luggage, prompting the flight crew to alert ground officials, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The man who made the …

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Chappaqua, NY
On Your Side
$177M AT&T Data Breach Settlement Payout Deadline Nears $177M AT&T Data Breach Settlement Payout Deadline Nears
$177M AT&T Data Breach Settlement Payout Deadline Nears The deadline to file a claim in AT&T’s $177 million data breach settlement is fast approaching. Eligible customers have until Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025, to submit their claims. If you had an AT&T account between 2019 and 2024, you may be eligible for compensation. The settlement stems from two separate data breaches in 2024 that exposed sensitive customer information, including Social Security numbers, phone records, and account details. Customers affected by the March 30, 2024 breach or the July 12, 2024 breach may be eligible for compensation. Those impacted by the March breac…

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Amityville, NY
On Your Side
Launch Day Set For Stripped Down Versions Of Iconic Snacks Doritos, Cheetos Launch Day Set For Stripped Down Versions Of Iconic Snacks Doritos, Cheetos
Launch Day Set For Stripped Down Versions Of Iconic Snacks Doritos, Cheetos Doritos and Cheetos are getting a new lighter look. Parent company PepsiCo says Simply NKD, a new line of Doritos and Cheetos made without artificial flavors or dyes, will hit store shelves starting on Monday, Dec. 1. Doritos Nacho cheese, left, pictured next to new Simply NKD Nacho Cheese, which debut on Monday, Dec. 1. Brielle Patton, D3 Studio via PepsiCo Simply NKD offers the same flavors but with a cleaner, natural look. The new snacks are colorless, a stark contrast to the vibrant hues of classic Doritos and Cheetos. Despite the change, PepsiCo says the taste remains the same.…

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National Interest
Trump Makes Abrupt U-Turn, Now Urges Release Of Epstein Files Trump Makes Abrupt U-Turn, Now Urges Release Of Epstein Files
Trump Makes Abrupt U-Turn, Now Urges Release Of Epstein Files President Donald Trump has reversed course on the release of files related to the late convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, now urging House Republicans to support making the documents public.  The shift comes after reports that Trump previously opposed disclosure and sought to block a House vote on the issue. Amid growing bipartisan calls for transparency, Trump issued a statement Sunday night, Nov. 16 on Truth Social, that started by referencing comments he made a couple days earlier en route to Mar-a-Lago on Friday night, Nov. 14. Trump’s apparent about-face follows a peri…

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National Interest
Here's When Americans Can Expect $2K Payments From Government, Trump Now Reveals Here's When Americans Can Expect $2K Payments From Government, Trump Now Reveals
Here's When Americans Can Expect $2K Payments From Government, Trump Now Reveals It won't be in time for Christmas. President Donald Trump is now saying when Americans can expect $2,000 payments from the government as a proposed "tariff dividend," excluding high-income individuals. Trump said Friday night, Nov. 14, that the payments would be distributed "sometime next year, during the year 2026." "The tariffs allow us to give a dividend," Trump said while speaking to reporters onboard Air Force One en route to Mar-A-Lago. "We’re going to do a dividend, and we’re also going to be reducing debt." The payments, which Trump has described as a "dividend" funded by tariff r…

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National Interest
Fast, Bright Leonid Meteor Shower Will Peak Overnight Fast, Bright Leonid Meteor Shower Will Peak Overnight
Fast, Bright Leonid Meteor Shower Will Peak Overnight The Leonid meteor shower, known for its fast and bright meteors, is set to peak overnight, offering stargazers a chance to witness one of nature’s most dazzling displays. The Leonid meteor shower is active throughout November, but the peak night offers the best chance to see meteors.  This year, the Leonids will peak overnight from Sunday, Nov. 16, into Monday, Nov. 17, with around 10 to 15 meteors visible per hour under dark skies.  The best viewing time will be after midnight, especially after 3 a.m. local time, when the radiant point in the constellation Leo is highest in the …

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National Interest
Widespread Gusty Winds Up To 50 MPH Will Hit Northeast As Clipper System Arrives Widespread Gusty Winds Up To 50 MPH Will Hit Northeast As Clipper System Arrives
Widespread Gusty Winds Up To 50 MPH Will Hit Northeast As Clipper System Arrives A fast-moving Alberta Clipper storm will bring a messy mix of snow to parts of the Northeast overnight with widespread gusty winds, making travel tricky and keeping the cold firmly in place. Gusty winds of 40 to 50 mph will rip through much of the Northeast, with the strongest winds expected from Saturday evening, Nov. 15, into Sunday night, Nov. 16. According to the National Weather Service, light ice accretions are expected in portions of the Southwest Adirondacks, Upper-Hudson Valley in New York, Southern Green Mountains in Vermont, and much of New Hampshire from  late Saturda…

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National Interest
US Cautions Americans Over Rising Dangers At This Tourist Destination US Cautions Americans Over Rising Dangers At This Tourist Destination
US Cautions Americans Over Rising Dangers At This Tourist Destination A top vacation destination has been elevated to a Level 3 travel warning by the US Department of State, one step below the agency’s highest alert. The warning is for the African country of Tanzania. The updated advisory raises the country’s travel risk from Level 2 (“Exercise Increased Caution”) to Level 3 (“Reconsider Travel”), placing it alongside nations facing similar warnings over security and civil unrest. Officials are urging Americans to “reconsider travel” after reports of violent crime, unrest, terrorism, and the targeting of gay and lesbian individuals. The advisory highlights i…

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