Katabella Roberts
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Katabella Roberts is a news writer for The Epoch Times, focusing primarily on the United States, world, and business news.
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Putin Says He Hopes Ukraine Peace Talks Will Continue as Trump’s Sanctions Deadline Looms
Trump gave the Russian leader until Aug. 8 to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine or face new tariffs.
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Federal Court Denies Boston Bomber’s Request to Remove Judge Overseeing Death Sentence Appeal
Comments made by the judge on a podcast did not constitute grounds for his removal, the court found.
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El Salvador’s Lawmakers Approve Indefinite Presidential Reelection, Extend Term Limits
The Legislative Assembly said the changes to the country’s constitution will stabilize electoral cycles and avoid a state of permanent campaigning.
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American History Museum Removes Trump’s Name From Impeachment Exhibit
Information about Trump’s two impeachments was removed in July.
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Telefónica to Replace Its Huawei 5G Gear in Spain, Germany Amid National Security Concerns
The company stated that it would continue using Huawei equipment in Brazil and other Latin American markets.
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Harvard Says It Will Comply With DHS Request to Hand Over Employment Forms
The Department of Homeland Security wants to inspect federal I-9 forms for Harvard employees.
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US Reaches Deal With Pakistan on Oil, Tariffs
The Pakistani Embassy in Washington said the deal will result in the reduction of reciprocal tariffs.
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ICE Says Police Officer Arrested in Maine Attempted to Illegally Buy Gun
The Old Orchard Beach Police department has vowed to investigate the arrest of the officer.
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Treasury Secretary Bessent Warns China of Fresh Tariffs Over Russian Oil Purchases
China remains a top buyer of Russian energy alongside India and Turkey.
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Minnesota Calls In National Guard After St. Paul Cyberattack Leads to Outages
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter said the attack was deliberate and coordinated.
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Putin Says He Hopes Ukraine Peace Talks Will Continue as Trump’s Sanctions Deadline Looms
Trump gave the Russian leader until Aug. 8 to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine or face new tariffs.
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Federal Court Denies Boston Bomber’s Request to Remove Judge Overseeing Death Sentence Appeal
Comments made by the judge on a podcast did not constitute grounds for his removal, the court found.
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El Salvador’s Lawmakers Approve Indefinite Presidential Reelection, Extend Term Limits
The Legislative Assembly said the changes to the country’s constitution will stabilize electoral cycles and avoid a state of permanent campaigning.
|
American History Museum Removes Trump’s Name From Impeachment Exhibit
Information about Trump’s two impeachments was removed in July.
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Telefónica to Replace Its Huawei 5G Gear in Spain, Germany Amid National Security Concerns
The company stated that it would continue using Huawei equipment in Brazil and other Latin American markets.
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Harvard Says It Will Comply With DHS Request to Hand Over Employment Forms
The Department of Homeland Security wants to inspect federal I-9 forms for Harvard employees.
|
US Reaches Deal With Pakistan on Oil, Tariffs
The Pakistani Embassy in Washington said the deal will result in the reduction of reciprocal tariffs.
|
ICE Says Police Officer Arrested in Maine Attempted to Illegally Buy Gun
The Old Orchard Beach Police department has vowed to investigate the arrest of the officer.
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Treasury Secretary Bessent Warns China of Fresh Tariffs Over Russian Oil Purchases
China remains a top buyer of Russian energy alongside India and Turkey.
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Minnesota Calls In National Guard After St. Paul Cyberattack Leads to Outages
St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter said the attack was deliberate and coordinated.
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