Joseph Lord
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Joseph Lord is a congressional reporter for The Epoch Times.
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Major White House Renovations Through the Years
From the West Wing to a bowling alley, here’s how the building changed.
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Garland, Wray Among Officials Who Signed Off on ‘Arctic Frost’ Probe Targeting Conservatives
The probe was marked a ‘Sensitive Investigative Matter,’ making then-Attorney General Merrick Garland’s approval necessary to begin the investigation.
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DOJ Warns California Against Arresting Federal Immigration Agents
High-ranking Democrats suggested local authorities could arrest federal agents if they break state law, prompting a response from the DOJ.
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Florida Judge Halts Alligator Alcatraz Lawsuit
The Trump administration said its attorneys have been furloughed during the government shutdown.
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Alaska Airlines Restores Operations After IT Outage Grounded All Flights
The carrier said systems were back online after a major nationwide IT failure canceled hundreds of flights.
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US Forces Attack 2 Suspected Drug Boats in Eastern Pacific
The new attacks bring the total number of such U.S. strikes to nine.
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Trump Responds to Report He’s Seeking $230 Million From DOJ for Past Investigations
President Donald Trump acknowledged the odd position he’s in given that the lawsuit was launched when he was a private citizen: ‘I’m suing myself.’
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Trump’s Pick for Special Counsel Office Withdraws From Nomination Hearing
Attorney Paul Ingrassia withdrew from consideration after several Senate Republicans said they wouldn’t vote for him after Politico reported on alleged texts.
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Two More Suspects Charged Over Attack on DOGE Staffer
As many as 10 suspects were involved in the August carjacking, with four having been arrested so far.
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Amazon Web Services Recover After Major Outage Brings Down Apps, Websites Worldwide
Problems in Amazon’s key cloud hub have caused cascading outages across many platforms that rely on the internet for operations.
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Major White House Renovations Through the Years
From the West Wing to a bowling alley, here’s how the building changed.
|
Garland, Wray Among Officials Who Signed Off on ‘Arctic Frost’ Probe Targeting Conservatives
The probe was marked a ‘Sensitive Investigative Matter,’ making then-Attorney General Merrick Garland’s approval necessary to begin the investigation.
|
DOJ Warns California Against Arresting Federal Immigration Agents
High-ranking Democrats suggested local authorities could arrest federal agents if they break state law, prompting a response from the DOJ.
|
Florida Judge Halts Alligator Alcatraz Lawsuit
The Trump administration said its attorneys have been furloughed during the government shutdown.
|
Alaska Airlines Restores Operations After IT Outage Grounded All Flights
The carrier said systems were back online after a major nationwide IT failure canceled hundreds of flights.
|
US Forces Attack 2 Suspected Drug Boats in Eastern Pacific
The new attacks bring the total number of such U.S. strikes to nine.
|
Trump Responds to Report He’s Seeking $230 Million From DOJ for Past Investigations
President Donald Trump acknowledged the odd position he’s in given that the lawsuit was launched when he was a private citizen: ‘I’m suing myself.’
|
Trump’s Pick for Special Counsel Office Withdraws From Nomination Hearing
Attorney Paul Ingrassia withdrew from consideration after several Senate Republicans said they wouldn’t vote for him after Politico reported on alleged texts.
|
Two More Suspects Charged Over Attack on DOGE Staffer
As many as 10 suspects were involved in the August carjacking, with four having been arrested so far.
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Amazon Web Services Recover After Major Outage Brings Down Apps, Websites Worldwide
Problems in Amazon’s key cloud hub have caused cascading outages across many platforms that rely on the internet for operations.
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