Jackson Richman
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Jackson Richman is a Washington correspondent for The Epoch Times. In addition to Washington politics, he covers the intersection of politics and sports/sports and culture. He previously was a writer at Mediaite and Washington correspondent at Jewish News Syndicate. His writing has also appeared in The Washington Examiner. He is an alum of George Washington University.
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House Rejects GOP Leaders’ Bid to Block Proxy Voting for Members Who Are New Parents
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) opposed the resolution, calling proxy voting ‘unconstitutional.’
Sen. Booker Breaks Record for Longest Senate Speech
The speech, which surpassed 24 hours in length, is in protest of President Donald Trump’s agenda.
South Africa’s Highest Court Denies Bid to Have ‘Kill the Boer’ Declared Hate Speech
Trump’s senior adviser Elon Musk, who is from South Africa, posted on X last week that the song has been ‘actively promoting white genocide.’
Trump Signs Order Cracking Down on Crime, Homeless Encampments in DC
The order creates a task force to make the nation’s capital ’safe and beautiful.’
House Repeals Biden-Era Energy Efficiency Rules for Commercial Fridges
Supporters see the regulation rollback as a boon to restaurants, pharmacies, convenience stores, and more.
White House Withdraws Stefanik’s Nomination to Be Ambassador to UN
This comes as the GOP has a narrow majority in the House as it looks to pass Trump’s legislative agenda.
NPR, PBS Chiefs Respond to GOP Allegations of Bias in House Hearing
The hearing comes a day after President Donald Trump said NPR and PBS should be defunded.
Senate Democrats Question Social Security Administrator Nominee Over DOGE
Last week, a federal judge temporarily blocked DOGE from accessing the personal data systems at the agency.
Experiences in the Wild Helped Prepare This Congressman for the Hill
Eighteen years after his first run for Congress, outdoorsman Jeff Crank finally hit his target.
ATF Denies Report That 1,000 Agents Will Be Moved to FBI
ATF says 150 of its agents will move temporarily from field offices to the border and other regions to fight violent crime and trafficking of guns and drugs.
