Tom Ozimek
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Tom Ozimek is a senior reporter for The Epoch Times. He has a broad background in journalism, deposit insurance, marketing and communications, and adult education.
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Trump Says Tariff Revenues Will Skyrocket as Pre-Tariff Stockpiles Run Out
Tariff income is expected to surge as inventories of goods bought before the levies kicked in are depleted and importers face the full weight of trade policies.
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Economists Forecast Stronger US Growth, Lingering Inflation in 2026
A panel of 42 professional forecasters say stronger consumer spending and investment will lift 2026 output.
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European Leaders, US Lawmakers Weigh Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan
The White House calls the framework a ‘win-win,’ while European leaders demand revisions and greater consultation with partners.
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US Business Activity Accelerates, With New Orders Notching Biggest Gains So Far This Year
New orders surge to the fastest pace of 2025 as services drive U.S. growth, signaling solid late-year economic expansion.
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Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Faces ‘Difficult’ Crossroads as It Weighs Trump’s 28-Point Peace Plan
Zelenskyy said Ukraine may face a choice between ‘loss of dignity’ or losing key U.S. support.
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Eric Swalwell Announces Run for California Governor on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’
As he enters the race for governor, Swalwell joins a crowded field of Democratic contenders.
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Trump Suggests Death Penalty for Democrats Who Called for US Troops to Defy ‘Illegal Orders’
The president’s remarks follow the release of a video by Democratic lawmakers calling on troops to disregard orders.
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FBI Targets ‘764’ Network That Preys on Victims as Young as 9
FBI leaders say more than 300 probes are underway into the violent online network that coerces children into self-harm and exploitation.
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California Faces $18 Billion Deficit Next Year, Deepening Multiyear Budget Crisis
The LAO estimates that more than 60 percent of new revenue—about $7 billion—must be directed to education funding formulas.
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US Cancels October Jobs Report After Government Shutdown Halts Data Collection
Some data collection couldn’t be done during the 43-day shutdown, leaving policymakers without a key monthly gauge of labor-market health.
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Trump Says Tariff Revenues Will Skyrocket as Pre-Tariff Stockpiles Run Out
Tariff income is expected to surge as inventories of goods bought before the levies kicked in are depleted and importers face the full weight of trade policies.
|
Economists Forecast Stronger US Growth, Lingering Inflation in 2026
A panel of 42 professional forecasters say stronger consumer spending and investment will lift 2026 output.
|
European Leaders, US Lawmakers Weigh Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan
The White House calls the framework a ‘win-win,’ while European leaders demand revisions and greater consultation with partners.
|
US Business Activity Accelerates, With New Orders Notching Biggest Gains So Far This Year
New orders surge to the fastest pace of 2025 as services drive U.S. growth, signaling solid late-year economic expansion.
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Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Faces ‘Difficult’ Crossroads as It Weighs Trump’s 28-Point Peace Plan
Zelenskyy said Ukraine may face a choice between ‘loss of dignity’ or losing key U.S. support.
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Eric Swalwell Announces Run for California Governor on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’
As he enters the race for governor, Swalwell joins a crowded field of Democratic contenders.
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Trump Suggests Death Penalty for Democrats Who Called for US Troops to Defy ‘Illegal Orders’
The president’s remarks follow the release of a video by Democratic lawmakers calling on troops to disregard orders.
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FBI Targets ‘764’ Network That Preys on Victims as Young as 9
FBI leaders say more than 300 probes are underway into the violent online network that coerces children into self-harm and exploitation.
|
California Faces $18 Billion Deficit Next Year, Deepening Multiyear Budget Crisis
The LAO estimates that more than 60 percent of new revenue—about $7 billion—must be directed to education funding formulas.
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US Cancels October Jobs Report After Government Shutdown Halts Data Collection
Some data collection couldn’t be done during the 43-day shutdown, leaving policymakers without a key monthly gauge of labor-market health.
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