Stacy Robinson
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Stacy Robinson is a politics reporter for the Epoch Times, occasionally covering cultural and human interest stories. Based out of Washington, D.C. he can be reached at [email protected]
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US Cities Brace for ‘No Kings’ Protests
Some states are deploying extra law enforcement personnel to maintain law and order. Event organizers said they are committed to ‘nonviolent action.’
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John Bolton Pleads Not Guilty to Illegally Retaining and Sharing Classified Information
An indictment accuses Bolton of violating federal law by sharing classified information as national security adviser.
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Louisiana Gov. Landry Believes Supreme Court Will Narrow Voting Rights Act
The high court heard arguments on Wednesday regarding two combined lawsuits challenging the state’s congressional maps.
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Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Admin’s Shutdown-Related Layoffs
The judge said at the outset of the hearing that she intended to block the firings, unless the government could change her mind.
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Madagascar’s President Ousted, Military Seizes Control of Government
The downfall of the island nation’s leader follows weeks of protests by a group calling itself ‘Gen Z Madagascar.’
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President of Madagascar Flees Amid Coup Threat
The president was supposed to address the nation at 7 p.m. local time, but the speech was delayed after the military seized control of state-run media.
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Judge Hears Arguments on Deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Africa
Uganda and Ghana have already refused to take him, but the government is still negotiating with the nation of Eswatini.
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Deployment of National Guard to Chicago
The Texas National Guard had been deployed to Chicago as part of the president’s effort to address the city’s high crime rates.
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Speaker Johnson Says Furloughed Workers Should Get Back Pay
A draft memo from the Office of Management and Budget suggests that Congress must allocate extra funding to pay the workers after the shutdown ends.
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Supreme Court Seems Skeptical of Colorado’s Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’
Several justices appeared to agree with the argument that the ban violates First Amendment free speech rights.
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US Cities Brace for ‘No Kings’ Protests
Some states are deploying extra law enforcement personnel to maintain law and order. Event organizers said they are committed to ‘nonviolent action.’
|
John Bolton Pleads Not Guilty to Illegally Retaining and Sharing Classified Information
An indictment accuses Bolton of violating federal law by sharing classified information as national security adviser.
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Louisiana Gov. Landry Believes Supreme Court Will Narrow Voting Rights Act
The high court heard arguments on Wednesday regarding two combined lawsuits challenging the state’s congressional maps.
|
Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Admin’s Shutdown-Related Layoffs
The judge said at the outset of the hearing that she intended to block the firings, unless the government could change her mind.
|
Madagascar’s President Ousted, Military Seizes Control of Government
The downfall of the island nation’s leader follows weeks of protests by a group calling itself ‘Gen Z Madagascar.’
|
President of Madagascar Flees Amid Coup Threat
The president was supposed to address the nation at 7 p.m. local time, but the speech was delayed after the military seized control of state-run media.
|
Judge Hears Arguments on Deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Africa
Uganda and Ghana have already refused to take him, but the government is still negotiating with the nation of Eswatini.
|
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Deployment of National Guard to Chicago
The Texas National Guard had been deployed to Chicago as part of the president’s effort to address the city’s high crime rates.
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Speaker Johnson Says Furloughed Workers Should Get Back Pay
A draft memo from the Office of Management and Budget suggests that Congress must allocate extra funding to pay the workers after the shutdown ends.
|
Supreme Court Seems Skeptical of Colorado’s Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’
Several justices appeared to agree with the argument that the ban violates First Amendment free speech rights.
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