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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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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Bessent Explains Differences With Musk, Calls Himself ‘Ninja’ to Elon’s ‘Viking’
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sought to cool rumors of a feud with Elon Musk, stressing a shared goal to cut government waste despite different styles.
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California Sues Trump Admin Over EV Emissions Rollback
California filed suit against a federal emissions rollback measure, calling it illegal and a threat to public health, clean air progress, and state authority.
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Trump Hints at an Executive Order to Address Illegal Immigrant Farmworkers
The president acknowledges the need to accommodate farmers, hoteliers, and leisure business operators who have illegal immigrant employees.
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Trump Signs Resolutions Nixing California’s EV Rules
The move challenges California’s clean car rules and will likely spark legal battles. Industry groups back the move to ease emissions standards.
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Musk Says Tesla Robotaxi Rides Could Begin June 22 in Austin, Texas
The service could be delayed to ensure safety, the Tesla CEO says.
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GM Announces $4 Billion Investment to Make More Gas-Powered Vehicles
Citing a slowdown in EV sales, the company is ramping up internal combustion product plants in Michigan, Kansas, and Tennessee.
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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.
|
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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Bessent Explains Differences With Musk, Calls Himself ‘Ninja’ to Elon’s ‘Viking’
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sought to cool rumors of a feud with Elon Musk, stressing a shared goal to cut government waste despite different styles.
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California Sues Trump Admin Over EV Emissions Rollback
California filed suit against a federal emissions rollback measure, calling it illegal and a threat to public health, clean air progress, and state authority.
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Trump Hints at an Executive Order to Address Illegal Immigrant Farmworkers
The president acknowledges the need to accommodate farmers, hoteliers, and leisure business operators who have illegal immigrant employees.
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Trump Signs Resolutions Nixing California’s EV Rules
The move challenges California’s clean car rules and will likely spark legal battles. Industry groups back the move to ease emissions standards.
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Musk Says Tesla Robotaxi Rides Could Begin June 22 in Austin, Texas
The service could be delayed to ensure safety, the Tesla CEO says.
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GM Announces $4 Billion Investment to Make More Gas-Powered Vehicles
Citing a slowdown in EV sales, the company is ramping up internal combustion product plants in Michigan, Kansas, and Tennessee.
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