John Fredricks
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John Fredricks is a California-based journalist for The Epoch Times. His reportage and photojournalism features have been published in a variety of award-winning publications around the world.
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Orange County Rescue Mission Brings on New Facility to Fight Homelessness
The ranch offers a process that equips enrollees to break the cycle of homelessness through housing, counseling, hands-on training, and life skills classes.
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Los Angeles ‘Eco Home’ Shines Light on New Ways to Build
Learning to recycle and reuse things came naturally to Ed Huang, an architect striving to create a living space using minimal energy.
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Activists Sue Federal Authorities Over ICE Raids in Los Angeles
The lawsuit cames just days after the Trump administration sued the City of Los Angeles over its sanctuary city policies.
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LA Riot Response Spurs Federal, State Disagreements
The federal government deployed troops to quell riots and the state sued, alleging overreach.
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LAPD Declares Several Anti-ICE Protests ‘Unlawful Assemblies’ on Third Day of Protests
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asked for withdrawal of the national guardsmen and has called Trump’s deployment of the national guard inflammatory.
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In War Against Cartels, Mexican State Finds New Ways to Fight Back
The state of Sonora became a hotbed for cartel gun battles due to its location near the US–Mexico border.
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‘Field of Valor’ Features 1,200 American Flags to Honor Veterans Day
Funding from flag sponsorships will support local veterans, active-duty military personnel, and their families.
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In Photos: Highlights of the 2024 Election Season
Images from the most memorable election of a lifetime.
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Surfing, Sulfides, and Migraines: Life by the Tijuana River in San Diego
Over the past five years, more than 100 billion gallons of untreated sewage and industrial waste have flowed into California waters from the Tijuana River.
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Orange County Rescue Mission Brings on New Facility to Fight Homelessness
The ranch offers a process that equips enrollees to break the cycle of homelessness through housing, counseling, hands-on training, and life skills classes.
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Los Angeles ‘Eco Home’ Shines Light on New Ways to Build
Learning to recycle and reuse things came naturally to Ed Huang, an architect striving to create a living space using minimal energy.
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Activists Sue Federal Authorities Over ICE Raids in Los Angeles
The lawsuit cames just days after the Trump administration sued the City of Los Angeles over its sanctuary city policies.
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LA Riot Response Spurs Federal, State Disagreements
The federal government deployed troops to quell riots and the state sued, alleging overreach.
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LAPD Declares Several Anti-ICE Protests ‘Unlawful Assemblies’ on Third Day of Protests
California Gov. Gavin Newsom asked for withdrawal of the national guardsmen and has called Trump’s deployment of the national guard inflammatory.
|
In War Against Cartels, Mexican State Finds New Ways to Fight Back
The state of Sonora became a hotbed for cartel gun battles due to its location near the US–Mexico border.
|
‘Field of Valor’ Features 1,200 American Flags to Honor Veterans Day
Funding from flag sponsorships will support local veterans, active-duty military personnel, and their families.
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In Photos: Highlights of the 2024 Election Season
Images from the most memorable election of a lifetime.
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Surfing, Sulfides, and Migraines: Life by the Tijuana River in San Diego
Over the past five years, more than 100 billion gallons of untreated sewage and industrial waste have flowed into California waters from the Tijuana River.
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