Allan Stein
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Allan Stein is a national reporter for The Epoch Times based in Arizona.
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New Arizona Port of Entry Highlights Major Border Security Construction Projects
Officials say that when complete, the new Douglas Commercial Land Port of Entry in southern Arizona will improve border security and traffic flow.
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Wild Donkeys Reign Supreme in Tiny Arizona Town
Oatman is home to about 16 wild burros, living remnants of the state’s gold rush days.
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Oklahoma Legalized Medical Marijuana, Then Came the Chinese Organized Crime
Eight years after legalizing medical marijuana, most Oklahomans are not interested in legalizing its recreational use.
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Inside the Independence Movement in Canada’s Oil-Rich Alberta
Separation proponents edge closer to holding a referendum.
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Violent Attacks Fuel Rapid Growth at Jewish Gun Clubs
Organizers say Jewish gun ownership has increased significantly as anti-Semitic incidents rise in the United States.
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Wave of Costly Copper Thefts Threatens Public Safety, Experts Say
Rising metals prices have fueled a surge in copper thefts, causing widespread damage and disruption.
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‘Cautious Optimism’ Ushers In New Year in Oklahoma City
‘Everybody has good and bad times. I’m very optimistic about 2026 because I want world peace. Of course, who doesn’t?’ one resident said.
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Las Vegas Locals Say Hidden Fees, Less Value Are Driving Away Tourists
Some say they long for the old magic of Vegas to return.
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Safer Roads, More Work: Truckers Welcome Crackdown on Illegal Drivers
A series of fatal accidents in 2025 spurred calls for reforms and better scrutiny of non-resident foreign commercial driver’s license holders and applicants.
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Real Beards, All Heart: What It Takes to Be a Santa Claus
Professionals can earn up to $500 an hour, but students at this Santa bootcamp say the real reward is still the Christmas spirit of hope and generosity.
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New Arizona Port of Entry Highlights Major Border Security Construction Projects
Officials say that when complete, the new Douglas Commercial Land Port of Entry in southern Arizona will improve border security and traffic flow.
|
Wild Donkeys Reign Supreme in Tiny Arizona Town
Oatman is home to about 16 wild burros, living remnants of the state’s gold rush days.
|
Oklahoma Legalized Medical Marijuana, Then Came the Chinese Organized Crime
Eight years after legalizing medical marijuana, most Oklahomans are not interested in legalizing its recreational use.
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Inside the Independence Movement in Canada’s Oil-Rich Alberta
Separation proponents edge closer to holding a referendum.
|
Violent Attacks Fuel Rapid Growth at Jewish Gun Clubs
Organizers say Jewish gun ownership has increased significantly as anti-Semitic incidents rise in the United States.
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Wave of Costly Copper Thefts Threatens Public Safety, Experts Say
Rising metals prices have fueled a surge in copper thefts, causing widespread damage and disruption.
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‘Cautious Optimism’ Ushers In New Year in Oklahoma City
‘Everybody has good and bad times. I’m very optimistic about 2026 because I want world peace. Of course, who doesn’t?’ one resident said.
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Las Vegas Locals Say Hidden Fees, Less Value Are Driving Away Tourists
Some say they long for the old magic of Vegas to return.
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Safer Roads, More Work: Truckers Welcome Crackdown on Illegal Drivers
A series of fatal accidents in 2025 spurred calls for reforms and better scrutiny of non-resident foreign commercial driver’s license holders and applicants.
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Real Beards, All Heart: What It Takes to Be a Santa Claus
Professionals can earn up to $500 an hour, but students at this Santa bootcamp say the real reward is still the Christmas spirit of hope and generosity.
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