Jacob Burg
Jacob Burg reports on the state of Florida for The Epoch Times. He covers a variety of topics including crime, politics, science, education, wildlife, family issues, and features. He previously wrote about sports, politics, and breaking news for the Sarasota Herald Tribune.
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Judge Weighs Striking Charges From Trump Indictment
Attorneys argued over confusing language used in charges against multiple defendants.
Judge Says Language in Trump Indictment Could Be Confusing for Jurors
Defendants argue the case should be dismissed for selective and vindictive prosecution, and insufficient pleading.
Judge to Hear Motions to Dismiss in Trump Documents Case
Defendants will argue a move to dismiss based on ‘insufficient pleading’; a co-defendant separately raises a motion to dismiss alleging selective prosecution.
Democrats Look to Challenge Republicans on Border Security
Congressional Democrats eye a new election game plan of embracing border security, as Republicans question its effectiveness.
FDIC Chair Says He'll Resign Following Toxic Workplace Controversy
Martin Gruenberg, who has served as chairman, vice chairman, and director since August 2005, will step down once a successor is confirmed.
Rep. Gooden Introduces Bill to Support Taiwan’s Inclusion in Interpol
The bill would create a strategy to obtain Taiwan’s membership not just in Interpol, but other international organizations such as the WHO.
Severe Storm Floods Communities Around Houston, Closing Schools
Officials expect the storm to inundate areas from Louisiana east into Florida and North Carolina throughout May 17 and into the weekend.
Biden Signs 5-Year FAA Reauthorization Bill Into Law
The FAA now has investments to increase safety, hire thousands of needed air traffic controllers, and improve airport infrastructure nationwide.
FAA Says It Hasn’t Lifted United Airlines Suspension After Recent Safety Scares
The FAA is still working to make sure United is compliant with safety regulations after several incidents, including an engine fire, occurred earlier this year.
Justice Department Formally Announces Plan to Reclassify Marijuana
The 50-year change in U.S. drug policy comes after nearly 40 U.S. states have moved to legalize marijuana for medical or recreational use.
