Allan Stein
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Allan Stein is a national reporter for The Epoch Times based in Arizona.
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Truckers Warn ‘No Name’ Licenses Making America’s Roads More Deadly
A recent series of deadly crashes involving foreign drivers has sparked concerns over the ‘No Name Given’ commercial license loophole.
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Lost Airline Luggage Finds a Surprising Home in Alabama
Since 1970, Unclaimed Baggage has been a final destination for the nation’s misplaced bags and their valuable contents.
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Conservative Student Sees Healing Opportunity in Charlie Kirk’s Legacy
A recent survey highlighted the state of freedom of speech on 257 college and university campuses across the United States.
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How a Chaplain Helped Death Row Inmates in Their Final Moments
Marshall Roberson walked the Green Mile to the death chamber with inmates, helping them find peace, his son said.
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Citizen Scientists Power the Search for Humanity’s Next Home
Volunteer programs such as the DIY Planet Search project encourage everyday people to help discover new solar systems.
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America’s Most Iconic Prison Could Soon Take Inmates Again
Trump’s plan to convert Alcatraz from a global tourist attraction to a federal prison has been met with support as well as stiff resistance.
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Thousands of Mourners Pay Tribute to Charlie Kirk at Arizona Vigil
Speakers described the founder of Turning Point USA as a voice of reason who has inspired a new generation.
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At Makeshift Memorial in Phoenix, Supporters Remember Impact of Charlie Kirk on Their Lives
Some supporters see conservative commentator’s death as a political killing that will not deter his message, or the Turning Point USA movement he founded.
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New Mexico Governor Says National Guard Making Progress in High-Crime Albuquerque
Three months into Operation Zia Shield, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s office cited successful collaboration between the military and law enforcement.
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Customers Happy After Cracker Barrel Restores Beloved ‘Old Timer’ Logo
The company yielded to public pressure despite a new ad campaign.
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Truckers Warn ‘No Name’ Licenses Making America’s Roads More Deadly
A recent series of deadly crashes involving foreign drivers has sparked concerns over the ‘No Name Given’ commercial license loophole.
|
Lost Airline Luggage Finds a Surprising Home in Alabama
Since 1970, Unclaimed Baggage has been a final destination for the nation’s misplaced bags and their valuable contents.
|
Conservative Student Sees Healing Opportunity in Charlie Kirk’s Legacy
A recent survey highlighted the state of freedom of speech on 257 college and university campuses across the United States.
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How a Chaplain Helped Death Row Inmates in Their Final Moments
Marshall Roberson walked the Green Mile to the death chamber with inmates, helping them find peace, his son said.
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Citizen Scientists Power the Search for Humanity’s Next Home
Volunteer programs such as the DIY Planet Search project encourage everyday people to help discover new solar systems.
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America’s Most Iconic Prison Could Soon Take Inmates Again
Trump’s plan to convert Alcatraz from a global tourist attraction to a federal prison has been met with support as well as stiff resistance.
|
Thousands of Mourners Pay Tribute to Charlie Kirk at Arizona Vigil
Speakers described the founder of Turning Point USA as a voice of reason who has inspired a new generation.
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At Makeshift Memorial in Phoenix, Supporters Remember Impact of Charlie Kirk on Their Lives
Some supporters see conservative commentator’s death as a political killing that will not deter his message, or the Turning Point USA movement he founded.
|
New Mexico Governor Says National Guard Making Progress in High-Crime Albuquerque
Three months into Operation Zia Shield, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s office cited successful collaboration between the military and law enforcement.
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Customers Happy After Cracker Barrel Restores Beloved ‘Old Timer’ Logo
The company yielded to public pressure despite a new ad campaign.
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