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Jasper Fakkert

Editor-in-Chief, U.S. Editions

Jasper Fakkert is the Editor-in-chief of the U.S. editions of The Epoch Times. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication Science and a Master's degree in Journalism.

New York Honors Its Veterans

Over 23,000 people participated in the annual Veteran's Parade in New York on Wednesday.

US November 11, 2009
No Stimulus Funds for Chinese Wind Turbines, Says Schumer

U.S. Senator Schumer has urged the Obama administration to block any stimulus money for a wind farm in ...

US November 10, 2009
Pouring Rain Doesn’t Break Spirit of Yankees Fans

Hundreds of Yankee fans gathered at a rainy Times Square on Wednesday for a pep rally.

US October 28, 2009
Floating Hospital Renovated in Queens

For 140 years, the Floating Hospital has provided health care service to the city's most vulnerable.

US October 27, 2009
Proposed Bill Could Offer Hope to Innocent

For those that have actually been wrongfully convicted hope might be around the corner with new legislation.

US October 22, 2009
NJ PATH Train Hits Bumper Block at Penn Station, Injuring 13

A New Jersey PATH train ran into a bumper at New York's Penn Station, resulting in 13 injuries.

US October 21, 2009
Controversial Kingsbridge Armory Gets Positive Vote in Bronx

Vote goes in favor of a developer's plan to turn the Kingsbridge Armory building in the Bronx into ...

US October 20, 2009
Sounds in the Subway

alm sounds of classical Spanish guitar music could be heard in a subway pathway at Grand Central Station.

US October 15, 2009
Q&A: What Is the Greatest Invention of All Time?

An Epoch Times reporter asked New Yorkers what, in their opinions is the greatest invention of all time?

US October 8, 2009
Cranberry Harvest at Rockefeller Center

Two thousand pounds of cranberries used to create 1,500-square-foot standing cranberry bog at Rockefeller Center.

US October 8, 2009
Tenants Protest Rising Rents

Tougher times are on their way for tenants living in rent-stabilized apartment units in New York, with new ...

US October 2, 2009
Aid Relief for Devastated Samoa

Devastating tsunami smashes into the Samoan coast, killing 119 and washing away villages.

World October 1, 2009
Burmese General Complains About Sanctions at the U.N.

General Thein Sein, head of Burma's military junta, complained from economic sanctions in his speech at the U.N.

World September 29, 2009
Israel Still Fears Iran Nuclear Threat

Israel made it clear that it still sees Iran as a nuclear threat when PM Benjamin Netanyahu addressed ...

Middle East September 25, 2009
Hundreds Protest at U.N. Meeting

U.N. Plaza Park became a sea of protesters Wednesday in response to the presence of leaders from Iran, ...

International September 24, 2009
Apollo Moon Rock a Fake

A moon rock presented by America to a Dutch diplomat after the first moon landing in 1969, is ...

Europe September 4, 2009
Experience the 19th-Century Russian Court

The grand exhibition offers visitors an impression of a varied display of more than 1,800 treasures, including court ...

Travel July 26, 2009
No Marines on Dutch Ships Says Defence Minister

The Dutch Minister of Defence, Eimert van Middelkoop, said on Tuesday that no marines will be embedded on ...

Europe June 30, 2009
Wonky Fruit and Vegetables to Enter EU Market

Specific marketing standards will be removed to allow wonky fruit and vegetables in the European Union.

Europe June 30, 2009
European Banks Granted 442 Billion Euro in Loans

The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced a loan of 442.2 billion Euros to commercial banks across Europe.

Business June 25, 2009
Robbers in Netherlands Snapped on Google Street View

Police in the town of Groningen caught two robbers last week, after their victim found a picture on ...

Europe June 21, 2009
Diary of Anne Frank Returns Home

Anne Frank's diary, along with other writings, will be handed over to the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam.

Europe June 13, 2009
Dutch War Victims Commemorated

On Netherlands Memorial Day in the, a two-minute silence was held for Dutch victims of the Second World ...

Europe May 5, 2009
Driver Kills Five at Dutch Queen’s Day Parade

A car deliberately drove through the crowd at the Dutch Queen's Day celebration, killing five and injuring 12.

Europe April 30, 2009
Dutch Parliament Tries to Save Country’s Newspapers

Plans were unveiled by the Dutch Parliament last week to investigate what can be done to save the ...

Europe December 25, 2008
Hungry for Autonomy: European Parliamentarians Fast for Tibet

Forty five members of the European Parliament (EP) are holding a 24-hour fast to salute and to support ...

International December 4, 2008

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