Jeff Louderback
Reporter
Jeff Louderback covers news and features on the White House and executive agencies for The Epoch Times. He also reports on Senate and House elections. A professional journalist since 1990, Jeff has a versatile background that includes covering news and politics, business, professional and college sports, and lifestyle topics for regional and national media outlets.
LATEST
I Report on the MAHA Movement. When I Put it to the Test I Lost 65 Pounds
Inspired by faith and armed with self-discipline and knowledge picked up from his news beat, an Epoch Times reporter set out on a life-changing health odyssey.
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She Was Labeled the Original ‘Anti-Vaxxer,’ Now She Feels Vindicated
First rising to the spotlight as a model, actress, and television host, Jenny McCarthy faced backlash for her autism awareness advocacy.
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Mississippi Farmer Determined to Grow State’s Network of Regenerative Farms
Ben Simmons believe that increasing access to clean food is a way to reverse state’s poor health trends while preserving its agricultural heritage.
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People Are Paying $10 Per Pound for These Turkeys—Here’s Why
Ordinary turkeys sell for an average of $1.35 per pound, so what makes these birds so special?
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He Defeated the Meat Inspectors. Now This Lawyer-Turned-Farmer Is Taking On Chemicals in Food.
An attorney who had never baled hay or raised animals before leaving his law practice is now a regenerative farming advocate.
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1 Farmers’ Almanac to Cease Publication While Older Competitor Continues Long-Standing Tradition
The Farmers’ Almanac, first printed in 1818, has said its 2026 edition will be its last. The Old Farmers’ Almanac, which debuted in 1792, remains.
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Democrat Pureval Defeats Vance’s Half-Brother, Retains Cincinnati Mayoral Seat
Cory Bowman, who is Vice President JD Vance’s younger half-brother, was attempting to become Cincinnati’s first Republican mayor since the late 1970s.
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Nonspeakers With Autism Find Voice, Freedom With Keyboards, Letter Boards
The common theme among those with nonverbal autism and their parents is that the communication method gives them hope.
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Victory Garden Alliance Inspires Americans to Grow Their Own Produce
Jacqueline Capriotti founded the organization to reflect the ‘victory garden’ movement that originated in World War II.
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Heritage Explorers Celebrate Homeschooling, Homesteading in Ohio’s Appalachia
The group’s founder, Tara Dodrill, said homeschooling and homesteading are connected because of independence and self-reliance.
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I Report on the MAHA Movement. When I Put it to the Test I Lost 65 Pounds
Inspired by faith and armed with self-discipline and knowledge picked up from his news beat, an Epoch Times reporter set out on a life-changing health odyssey.
|
She Was Labeled the Original ‘Anti-Vaxxer,’ Now She Feels Vindicated
First rising to the spotlight as a model, actress, and television host, Jenny McCarthy faced backlash for her autism awareness advocacy.
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Mississippi Farmer Determined to Grow State’s Network of Regenerative Farms
Ben Simmons believe that increasing access to clean food is a way to reverse state’s poor health trends while preserving its agricultural heritage.
|
People Are Paying $10 Per Pound for These Turkeys—Here’s Why
Ordinary turkeys sell for an average of $1.35 per pound, so what makes these birds so special?
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He Defeated the Meat Inspectors. Now This Lawyer-Turned-Farmer Is Taking On Chemicals in Food.
An attorney who had never baled hay or raised animals before leaving his law practice is now a regenerative farming advocate.
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1 Farmers’ Almanac to Cease Publication While Older Competitor Continues Long-Standing Tradition
The Farmers’ Almanac, first printed in 1818, has said its 2026 edition will be its last. The Old Farmers’ Almanac, which debuted in 1792, remains.
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Democrat Pureval Defeats Vance’s Half-Brother, Retains Cincinnati Mayoral Seat
Cory Bowman, who is Vice President JD Vance’s younger half-brother, was attempting to become Cincinnati’s first Republican mayor since the late 1970s.
|
Nonspeakers With Autism Find Voice, Freedom With Keyboards, Letter Boards
The common theme among those with nonverbal autism and their parents is that the communication method gives them hope.
|
Victory Garden Alliance Inspires Americans to Grow Their Own Produce
Jacqueline Capriotti founded the organization to reflect the ‘victory garden’ movement that originated in World War II.
|
Heritage Explorers Celebrate Homeschooling, Homesteading in Ohio’s Appalachia
The group’s founder, Tara Dodrill, said homeschooling and homesteading are connected because of independence and self-reliance.
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