Jacob Burg
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Jacob Burg reports on national politics, aerospace, and aviation for The Epoch Times. He previously covered sports, regional politics, and breaking news for the Sarasota Herald Tribune.
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Order Restricting Use of Force by Immigration Agents in Chicago-Area Paused by Appeals Court
The federal appeals court also warned against ‘overreading’ its ruling and said a rapid appeal process could result in a ‘more tailored and appropriate’ order.
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Commerce Department Authorizes Export of Advanced AI Semiconductors to Companies in UAE, Saudi Arabia
The announcement came a day after Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrived in the United States for the first time since 2018.
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VA: Backlog of Veterans Waiting for VA Benefits Reduced by 57%
The VA had its most productive claims processing day on record on May 29 with 15,364 claims processed.
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Border Patrol Arrests 81 Criminal Illegal Immigrants on 1st Day of Charlotte Operation
One man who was arrested on Sunday had an alleged history of drunk driving incidents, the commander at large said.
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Britain Moves to Make Refugee Status Temporary in Asylum Overhaul
The government said it would make changes to ’match and in some areas exceed' the immigration policies of Denmark and other European nations.
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Trump Withdraws Nominee for Top IRS Lawyer
Donald Korb served in the Bush administration from 2004 to 2008.
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FAA Flight Cuts Won’t Lift Immediately With End of Shutdown: What to Know
Flight reductions at 40 airports will remain at 6 percent, the FAA said.
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Air Traffic Controller Shortages Ease Up Ahead of Expected End to Shutdown
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said staffing levels improved on Tuesday after reaching their worst point during the shutdown over the previous weekend.
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Hundreds More Flights Cancelled as FAA Raises Air Travel Reductions to 6 Percent
The FAA said the reductions were needed to ensure flight safety as unpaid and overworked air traffic controllers began to show signs of fatigue.
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Hochul Casts Doubts on Mamdani’s Free Bus Plan for NYC
‘But can we find a path to make it more affordable for people who need help? Of course we can,’ the governor said.
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Order Restricting Use of Force by Immigration Agents in Chicago-Area Paused by Appeals Court
The federal appeals court also warned against ‘overreading’ its ruling and said a rapid appeal process could result in a ‘more tailored and appropriate’ order.
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Commerce Department Authorizes Export of Advanced AI Semiconductors to Companies in UAE, Saudi Arabia
The announcement came a day after Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrived in the United States for the first time since 2018.
|
VA: Backlog of Veterans Waiting for VA Benefits Reduced by 57%
The VA had its most productive claims processing day on record on May 29 with 15,364 claims processed.
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Border Patrol Arrests 81 Criminal Illegal Immigrants on 1st Day of Charlotte Operation
One man who was arrested on Sunday had an alleged history of drunk driving incidents, the commander at large said.
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Britain Moves to Make Refugee Status Temporary in Asylum Overhaul
The government said it would make changes to ’match and in some areas exceed' the immigration policies of Denmark and other European nations.
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Trump Withdraws Nominee for Top IRS Lawyer
Donald Korb served in the Bush administration from 2004 to 2008.
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FAA Flight Cuts Won’t Lift Immediately With End of Shutdown: What to Know
Flight reductions at 40 airports will remain at 6 percent, the FAA said.
|
Air Traffic Controller Shortages Ease Up Ahead of Expected End to Shutdown
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said staffing levels improved on Tuesday after reaching their worst point during the shutdown over the previous weekend.
|
Hundreds More Flights Cancelled as FAA Raises Air Travel Reductions to 6 Percent
The FAA said the reductions were needed to ensure flight safety as unpaid and overworked air traffic controllers began to show signs of fatigue.
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Hochul Casts Doubts on Mamdani’s Free Bus Plan for NYC
‘But can we find a path to make it more affordable for people who need help? Of course we can,’ the governor said.
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