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
Large Batch Of Jeffrey Epstein Files Released By DOJ: Here's How To View Them Large Batch Of Jeffrey Epstein Files Released By DOJ: Here's How To View Them
Large Batch Of Jeffrey Epstein Files Released By DOJ: Here's How To View Them A massive archive of convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein files is now available for public viewing, following a long-anticipated, Congressionally-mandated release by the Department of Justice.  The trove, running into the hundreds of thousands of records, was posted to the department’s website late Friday afternoon, Dec. 19, under a new law demanding unprecedented transparency in the case. The files, which can be accessed at justice.gov/epstein/doj-disclosures in the section labeled “Epstein Files Transparency Act,” include investigative records tied to Epstein and his convict…

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Dutchess County's Savannah Guthrie To Undergo Surgery, Will Be Off 'Today' Show For Weeks Dutchess County's Savannah Guthrie To Undergo Surgery, Will Be Off 'Today' Show For Weeks
Dutchess County's Savannah Guthrie To Undergo Surgery, Will Be Off 'Today' Show For Weeks Savannah Guthrie, longtime co-anchor of NBC’s "Today" show, is stepping away from the morning broadcast to undergo vocal cord surgery early in the new year.  Guthrie, 53, revealed the news to viewers during the Friday, Dec. 19, episode and reposted the announcement on her social media, according to "Today." Guthrie explained that she has suffered from a “very scratchy” and cracking voice for some time, leading to the diagnosis of vocal nodules and a polyp.  Doctors have scheduled her surgery for early 2026 and advised her to observe a period of total silence for a couple of weeks…

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National Interest
'Super Flu' Variant Now Spreading Across US: What To Know About Subclade K 'Super Flu' Variant Now Spreading Across US: What To Know About Subclade K
'Super Flu' Variant Now Spreading Across US: What To Know About Subclade K A fast-moving “super flu” variant is driving a sharp rise in cases, raising fresh questions about how well this season’s vaccine will hold. Health officials say that subclade K is a branch of influenza A(H3N2) that is now circulating widely in the US and overseas, emerging too late to be included in this season’s vaccine. The CDC has identified it as the predominant H3N2 lineage in surveillance, with a large majority of characterized samples falling into subclade K, and first flagged the variant in August as an antigenically drifted strain with genetic differences from the 2025–2026 vaccine…

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National Interest
Peter Arnett Dies: Fearless TV Reporter Who Broadcast From Baghdad Peter Arnett Dies: Fearless TV Reporter Who Broadcast From Baghdad
Peter Arnett Dies: Fearless TV Reporter Who Broadcast From Baghdad Legendary war correspondent Peter Arnett, who became a household name for his fearless reporting from Vietnam and live broadcasts from Baghdad during the Gulf War, died Tuesday, Dec. 17, in Newport Beach, California. He was 91. Arnett died from prostate cancer while surrounded by family and friends, according to CNN. Born in Riverton, New Zealand, Arnett was widely regarded as one of the most significant war correspondents of his generation. He covered 17 different conflicts during his legendary career, earning him recognition for "intrepid and fearless" reporting. Arnett won the 1966 Puli…

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National Interest
Trump Signs Executive Order Creating Pair Of New Holidays For Federal Workforce Trump Signs Executive Order Creating Pair Of New Holidays For Federal Workforce
Trump Signs Executive Order Creating Pair Of New Holidays For Federal Workforce Federal workers are getting an unprecedented five-day holiday break this December after President Donald Trump signed an executive order creating two new paid holidays for the federal workforce. The order, announced Thursday, Dec. 18, designates both the day before and the day after Christmas as official federal holidays for 2025. Since Christmas Day is already a standard holiday, most federal employees will now enjoy a continuous break from Wednesday, Dec. 24, through Sunday, Dec. 28. The new holidays are currently only in effect for 2025. Official calendars from the Office of Personnel Ma…

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National Interest
Damaging Winds Up To 60 MPH, Torrential Rain Hitting Northeast As Storm Moves In Damaging Winds Up To 60 MPH, Torrential Rain Hitting Northeast As Storm Moves In
Damaging Winds Up To 60 MPH, Torrential Rain Hitting Northeast As Storm Moves In A powerful storm is slamming the Northeast with damaging wind gusts, torrential rain, and a dramatic temperature rollercoaster, threatening power outages and travel headaches. The National Weather Service says the storm, which already brought blizzard conditions and high winds to the central US, is now sweeping across the Northeast on Friday, Dec. 19. The heaviest rain is expected Thursday evening, Dec. 18, and overnight into Friday morning, Dec. 19, in the darker green areas. AccuWeather Widespread wind gusts of 40-50 mph are being reported. Even stronger gusts of 50-60 mph are hit…

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National Interest
Massive Storm With Dangerous Winds, Downpours Hits Northeast: Here's Latest Massive Storm With Dangerous Winds, Downpours Hits Northeast: Here's Latest
Massive Storm With Dangerous Winds, Downpours Hits Northeast: Here's Latest A powerful cross-country storm system is set to slam the region with a mix of heavy rain, damaging winds, and rapid temperature swings that will lead to snow in some Northeast locations. The National Weather Service is warning that strong wind gusts — some topping 50 or even 60 mph — along with bursts of heavy rain, are sweeping across major cities from Chicago to Boston, including New York City, Washington, DC, and Philadelphia.  The wild weather arrived Thursday evening, Dec. 18, and is expected to linger into Friday, Dec. 19. AccuWeather reports the storm will bring a surge of spr…

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National Interest
Brown University Mass Shooting Arrest Warrant Issued, Link Possible To MIT Professor Murder Brown University Mass Shooting Arrest Warrant Issued, Link Possible To MIT Professor Murder
Brown University Mass Shooting Arrest Warrant Issued, Link Possible To MIT Professor Murder UPDATE: The Brown University shooting suspect has been found dead by suicide in New Hampshire, authorities said. He has been identified as 48-year-old Claudio Manuel Neves Valente. Authorities have now identified a new person of interest in the deadly mass shooting at Brown University, and investigators are now probing a possible connection to the recent fatal shooting of an MIT professor, according to multiple reports. Law enforcement sources told CBS News on Thursday, Dec. 18 that the person's identity has been determined as the investigation of the Brown University attack nears one week.…

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National Interest
Kennedy Center To Now Include Trump's Name, White House Says Kennedy Center To Now Include Trump's Name, White House Says
Kennedy Center To Now Include Trump's Name, White House Says The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC will soon have a new name and a new look.  Click here for a new, updated story: Trump Announces Years-Long Kennedy Center Closure For Makeover President Donald Trump will see his name added to the landmark cultural institution, now to be known as "The Donald J. Trump and The John F. Kennedy Memorial Center for the Performing Arts," according to a White House announcement on Thursday, Dec. 18. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said the center's Board of Trustees, which is currently chaired by Trump himself, …

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National Interest
Here's Who Will Get $1,776 Holiday Payments, Trump Announces: 'Checks Are Already On The Way' Here's Who Will Get $1,776 Holiday Payments, Trump Announces: 'Checks Are Already On The Way'
Here's Who Will Get $1,776 Holiday Payments, Trump Announces: 'Checks Are Already On The Way' President Donald Trump has announced that $1,776 payments are being sent to more than 1.4 million US service members as a one-time “Warrior Dividend” just ahead of Christmas.  Trump revealed the bonus in a primetime address from the White House on Wednesday night, Dec. 17, telling viewers, “The checks are already on the way.” The symbolic $1,776 amount nods to the upcoming 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence's creation and signing in 1776. Trump said the checks would “show America’s gratitude for our heroes.” The payments will go to active-duty military personnel in …

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