Travis Gillmore
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Travis Gillmore is a White House reporter for The Epoch Times. He previously covered the California legislature and Gov. Gavin Newsom. Contact him at [email protected]
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Trump Touts Lower Prices, Bigger Paychecks in 1st Stop of National Tour
Speaking to a crowd in Pennsylvania, the president highlighted his administration’s efforts to lower the cost of living nationwide.
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‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ Author Warns of Communism in Financial Institutions
Robert Kiyosaki said the Federal Reserve Bank’s policies are devaluing currency and negatively affecting middle-class Americans.
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First Lady Leads Annual Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Charity Drive
Hundreds of children and military families helped celebrate the holiday season by giving back to the community and those in need.
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First Lady Hosts Christmas Party at Children’s National Hospital
Happy faces and smiles filled the room as dozens of young children celebrated the holiday season with First Lady Melania Trump.
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Trump Presides Over Peace Signing Between Congo and Rwanda
The president celebrated the agreement, signed in the newly named Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace.
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Trump Rolls Back Biden-Era Fuel Standards, Admin Says It Will Save Americans $109 Billion
The president welcomed American car manufacturing executives to the White House for the signing of the executive order.
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9 Takeaways From Exclusive Interview With FBI Director Kash Patel
Patel highlighted the impact of investigations that helped rescue children, capture spies, and reduce homicide rates to modern lows.
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National Murder Rate Is ‘Lowest in Modern History’: FBI Director
Bureau director Kash Patel said a new report in December will show that homicide rates dropped by double digits.
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Patel Rejects ‘Comical’ Reports His FBI Director Role Is in Jeopardy
‘When the media gets together with anonymous sources ... that just means our mission is the most effective it’s ever been,’ Patel said.
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Trump Pardons 2 Turkeys, Gobble and Waddle, in Thanksgiving Tradition
President Abraham Lincoln first saved a turkey in 1863, and the annual Rose Garden ceremony dates to 1989.
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Trump Touts Lower Prices, Bigger Paychecks in 1st Stop of National Tour
Speaking to a crowd in Pennsylvania, the president highlighted his administration’s efforts to lower the cost of living nationwide.
|
‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ Author Warns of Communism in Financial Institutions
Robert Kiyosaki said the Federal Reserve Bank’s policies are devaluing currency and negatively affecting middle-class Americans.
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First Lady Leads Annual Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots Charity Drive
Hundreds of children and military families helped celebrate the holiday season by giving back to the community and those in need.
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First Lady Hosts Christmas Party at Children’s National Hospital
Happy faces and smiles filled the room as dozens of young children celebrated the holiday season with First Lady Melania Trump.
|
Trump Presides Over Peace Signing Between Congo and Rwanda
The president celebrated the agreement, signed in the newly named Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace.
|
Trump Rolls Back Biden-Era Fuel Standards, Admin Says It Will Save Americans $109 Billion
The president welcomed American car manufacturing executives to the White House for the signing of the executive order.
|
9 Takeaways From Exclusive Interview With FBI Director Kash Patel
Patel highlighted the impact of investigations that helped rescue children, capture spies, and reduce homicide rates to modern lows.
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National Murder Rate Is ‘Lowest in Modern History’: FBI Director
Bureau director Kash Patel said a new report in December will show that homicide rates dropped by double digits.
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Patel Rejects ‘Comical’ Reports His FBI Director Role Is in Jeopardy
‘When the media gets together with anonymous sources ... that just means our mission is the most effective it’s ever been,’ Patel said.
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Trump Pardons 2 Turkeys, Gobble and Waddle, in Thanksgiving Tradition
President Abraham Lincoln first saved a turkey in 1863, and the annual Rose Garden ceremony dates to 1989.
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