Aldgra Fredly
Author
Aldgra Fredly is a freelance writer covering U.S. and Asia Pacific news for The Epoch Times.
LATEST
Paramount Appoints Kenneth Weinstein as CBS News Ombudsman to Monitor Bias
The appointment will meet the requirement set by the Federal Communications Commission for approval of Paramount’s $8 billion merger with Skydance Media.
|
FCC Begins Proceedings to Ban 7 Chinese Labs From Certifying US Electronics
The Federal Communications Commission said the seven labs are owned or controlled by the Chinese communist regime.
|
Hegseth, Caine Visit Puerto Rico as US Enhances Military Presence in Caribbean
Puerto Rico governor backs Trump administration’s security strategy amid the United States’ rising tensions with Venezuela.
|
Trump Urges Foreign Companies to Obey Laws, Train US Workers After Hyundai Raid
South Korea’s government has chartered a plane to bring home the detained workers after negotiations with U.S. officials.
|
Trump Says US Ready for Second Phase of Russia Sanctions
It comes as Russia launched more than 800 drones and missiles on Ukraine overnight on Sept. 7.
|
ICE Changes Deportation Location for Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Eswatini
ICE said the Salvadoran’s claims of persecution in Uganda are ‘hard to take seriously.’
|
Trump Short-Lists Hassett, Warsh, and Waller as Top Picks for Fed Chair
President Donald Trump had initially considered Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent as a finalist, but Bessent preferred to remain in his current role.
|
Trump Signs Order on Tariff Reductions for ‘Aligned Partners,’ Certain Products
The changes will take effect on Sept. 8, according to a White House fact sheet.
|
Appeals Court Upholds Order Blocking Trump Admin’s Passport Gender-Marker Policy
The federal appeals court noted that the government did not meet its burden to secure a stay.
|
DC National Guard Extends Deployment Through November as Home Rule Dispute Escalates
While troops assist with public safety, Washington’s leaders have said that the deployment exceeds the military’s lawful role in local law enforcement.
|
Paramount Appoints Kenneth Weinstein as CBS News Ombudsman to Monitor Bias
The appointment will meet the requirement set by the Federal Communications Commission for approval of Paramount’s $8 billion merger with Skydance Media.
|
FCC Begins Proceedings to Ban 7 Chinese Labs From Certifying US Electronics
The Federal Communications Commission said the seven labs are owned or controlled by the Chinese communist regime.
|
Hegseth, Caine Visit Puerto Rico as US Enhances Military Presence in Caribbean
Puerto Rico governor backs Trump administration’s security strategy amid the United States’ rising tensions with Venezuela.
|
Trump Urges Foreign Companies to Obey Laws, Train US Workers After Hyundai Raid
South Korea’s government has chartered a plane to bring home the detained workers after negotiations with U.S. officials.
|
Trump Says US Ready for Second Phase of Russia Sanctions
It comes as Russia launched more than 800 drones and missiles on Ukraine overnight on Sept. 7.
|
ICE Changes Deportation Location for Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Eswatini
ICE said the Salvadoran’s claims of persecution in Uganda are ‘hard to take seriously.’
|
Trump Short-Lists Hassett, Warsh, and Waller as Top Picks for Fed Chair
President Donald Trump had initially considered Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent as a finalist, but Bessent preferred to remain in his current role.
|
Trump Signs Order on Tariff Reductions for ‘Aligned Partners,’ Certain Products
The changes will take effect on Sept. 8, according to a White House fact sheet.
|
Appeals Court Upholds Order Blocking Trump Admin’s Passport Gender-Marker Policy
The federal appeals court noted that the government did not meet its burden to secure a stay.
|
DC National Guard Extends Deployment Through November as Home Rule Dispute Escalates
While troops assist with public safety, Washington’s leaders have said that the deployment exceeds the military’s lawful role in local law enforcement.
|