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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Britain’s New Spy Chief Warns of ‘Aggressive, Expansionist, And Revisionist’ Russia
Her remarks come as European leaders have issued increasingly blunt warnings about Russia’s intentions beyond Ukraine.
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Hassett Says If He’s Fed Chair, Trump’s Advice Won’t Influence Central Bank’s Policy
‘In the end, the job of the Fed is to be independent and to work with the group of people that are on the Board of Governors.’ Kevin Hassett said.
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Apple Issues iPhone Security Update, Warns of Sophisticated Web Attack
The vulnerability flagged by Apple affects WebKit, the browser engine that powers Safari and many apps.
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2 US Army Soldiers, Civilian Interpreter Killed by ISIS Terrorist in Syria
‘This was an ISIS attack on us and Syria,’ Trump said. ‘We will retaliate.’
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IRS Reports $10.6 Billion in Financial Crimes as Enforcement Expands Beyond Taxes
Of the $10.59 billion identified, $4.49 billion was tied to tax fraud, more than double the amount recorded the previous year.
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Trump Says Thailand, Cambodia Agree to Cease-Fire After Calls With Leaders
The president said the two leaders agreed to end renewed hostilities and return to a previous peace framework he helped broker.
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DHS Ends Temporary Protected Status for Ethiopians
The move comes as the Trump administration rolls back TPS designations it says have been exploited and fuel illegal immigration.
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Thailand’s PM to Speak With Trump as Fighting With Cambodia Rages, Snap Election Called
The latest violence has erupted along more than a dozen points on the 508-mile border between the two countries.
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Trump’s National Security Strategy a Wake-Up Call for Europe to Step Up: Latvia’s Foreign Minister
Baiba Braze said Trump’s strategy is a call for European renewal, not abandonment, urging allies to boost defense, competitiveness, and ties with Washington.
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Bulgaria’s Government Resigns After Weeks of Protests as Eurozone Entry Nears
The resignation follows surging protests over taxes, corruption, and oligarchic influence in Bulgaria as the country heads into a volatile political period.
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Britain’s New Spy Chief Warns of ‘Aggressive, Expansionist, And Revisionist’ Russia
Her remarks come as European leaders have issued increasingly blunt warnings about Russia’s intentions beyond Ukraine.
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Hassett Says If He’s Fed Chair, Trump’s Advice Won’t Influence Central Bank’s Policy
‘In the end, the job of the Fed is to be independent and to work with the group of people that are on the Board of Governors.’ Kevin Hassett said.
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Apple Issues iPhone Security Update, Warns of Sophisticated Web Attack
The vulnerability flagged by Apple affects WebKit, the browser engine that powers Safari and many apps.
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2 US Army Soldiers, Civilian Interpreter Killed by ISIS Terrorist in Syria
‘This was an ISIS attack on us and Syria,’ Trump said. ‘We will retaliate.’
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IRS Reports $10.6 Billion in Financial Crimes as Enforcement Expands Beyond Taxes
Of the $10.59 billion identified, $4.49 billion was tied to tax fraud, more than double the amount recorded the previous year.
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Trump Says Thailand, Cambodia Agree to Cease-Fire After Calls With Leaders
The president said the two leaders agreed to end renewed hostilities and return to a previous peace framework he helped broker.
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DHS Ends Temporary Protected Status for Ethiopians
The move comes as the Trump administration rolls back TPS designations it says have been exploited and fuel illegal immigration.
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Thailand’s PM to Speak With Trump as Fighting With Cambodia Rages, Snap Election Called
The latest violence has erupted along more than a dozen points on the 508-mile border between the two countries.
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Trump’s National Security Strategy a Wake-Up Call for Europe to Step Up: Latvia’s Foreign Minister
Baiba Braze said Trump’s strategy is a call for European renewal, not abandonment, urging allies to boost defense, competitiveness, and ties with Washington.
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Bulgaria’s Government Resigns After Weeks of Protests as Eurozone Entry Nears
The resignation follows surging protests over taxes, corruption, and oligarchic influence in Bulgaria as the country heads into a volatile political period.
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