Austin Alonzo
Reporter
Austin Alonzo covers U.S. political and national news for The Epoch Times. He has covered local, business and agricultural news in Kansas City, Missouri, since 2012. He is a graduate of the University of Missouri. You can reach Austin via email at [email protected]
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Nvidia Stands to Lose Billions as US Curbs AI Tech to China
Nvidia will lose more than $10 billion in revenue after the United States halted sales of a chip it designed exclusively to get around export controls.
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FCC Head Pitches Sweeping Agenda to Deregulate and Modernize US Tech Infrastructure
The Build America Agenda aims to speed up deployment of rural broadband, free up spectrum, and stop regulating phone booths and rabbit-ear antennas.
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Microsoft to Cut 9,000 Jobs as Part of Major Workforce Reduction
The software giant said the cuts, affecting all job levels and regions, are part of efforts to streamline and reduce management layers.
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Huawei to Stand Trial in US on Charges of Bank Fraud, Sanctions Violations, Theft
A federal judge found that there is sufficient evidence to proceed with a 16-count indictment against Huawei and its subsidiaries. A trial is set for May 2026.
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Bessent: US, India Near Agreement to Lower Tariffs
Negotiations continue in Washington as both sides work to prevent reciprocal tariffs from rising to 27 percent after a 90-day pause expires July 9.
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear American Airlines’ Appeal Over JetBlue Northeast Alliance
The Supreme Court’s decision keeps a ruling from a lower court in place that may define how airline partnership agreements are viewed by federal regulators.
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Bumble Announces 240 Layoffs in $40 Million Cost-Saving Move
Dating app’s reorganization follows leadership shake-up and continued stock market struggles.
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Bipartisan Lawmakers Look to Bar Chinese, Russian AI Tools From Federal Use
Following an investigation into DeepSeek, members of the House Committee on the CCP are looking to protect US agencies from foreign adversaries.
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FTC Restricts Political Boycotts by Ad Agencies
Omnicom and Interpublic were barred from using ‘exclusion lists.’ Conservatives had said that the media infrastructure steers ad money to progressive brands.
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Palantir Denies Claims It Is Building Master Database
In Congress, a group of Democratic Party lawmakers is demanding answers about Palantir’s work and data collection capabilities.
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Nvidia Stands to Lose Billions as US Curbs AI Tech to China
Nvidia will lose more than $10 billion in revenue after the United States halted sales of a chip it designed exclusively to get around export controls.
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FCC Head Pitches Sweeping Agenda to Deregulate and Modernize US Tech Infrastructure
The Build America Agenda aims to speed up deployment of rural broadband, free up spectrum, and stop regulating phone booths and rabbit-ear antennas.
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Microsoft to Cut 9,000 Jobs as Part of Major Workforce Reduction
The software giant said the cuts, affecting all job levels and regions, are part of efforts to streamline and reduce management layers.
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Huawei to Stand Trial in US on Charges of Bank Fraud, Sanctions Violations, Theft
A federal judge found that there is sufficient evidence to proceed with a 16-count indictment against Huawei and its subsidiaries. A trial is set for May 2026.
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Bessent: US, India Near Agreement to Lower Tariffs
Negotiations continue in Washington as both sides work to prevent reciprocal tariffs from rising to 27 percent after a 90-day pause expires July 9.
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear American Airlines’ Appeal Over JetBlue Northeast Alliance
The Supreme Court’s decision keeps a ruling from a lower court in place that may define how airline partnership agreements are viewed by federal regulators.
|
Bumble Announces 240 Layoffs in $40 Million Cost-Saving Move
Dating app’s reorganization follows leadership shake-up and continued stock market struggles.
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Bipartisan Lawmakers Look to Bar Chinese, Russian AI Tools From Federal Use
Following an investigation into DeepSeek, members of the House Committee on the CCP are looking to protect US agencies from foreign adversaries.
|
FTC Restricts Political Boycotts by Ad Agencies
Omnicom and Interpublic were barred from using ‘exclusion lists.’ Conservatives had said that the media infrastructure steers ad money to progressive brands.
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Palantir Denies Claims It Is Building Master Database
In Congress, a group of Democratic Party lawmakers is demanding answers about Palantir’s work and data collection capabilities.
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