Kevin Stocklin
Reporter
Kevin Stocklin is a contributor to The Epoch Times who covers the ESG industry, global governance, and the intersection of politics and business.
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State AGs Urge EPA to Cut Funding for Alleged Effort to ‘Sway Judges’ in Climate Lawsuits
More than 20 states and cities have filed climate-related lawsuits against energy companies to date.
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Five Things to Know About Trump’s Intel Deal
‘There’s a reason that the world, especially Western, relatively capitalist countries, have moved away from state ownership,’ Cato analyst Tad DeHaven said.
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Outspoken Advocate for Free Markets Heads to Brussels as US Ambassador to EU
Andrew Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, was sworn in by Trump as the new ambassador to the European Union.
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Home Values and Incomes Rise Faster Than Household Debt, Studies Find
‘Overall, it’s very, very positive,’ Bankrate financial analyst Stephen Kates said.
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5 Things to Know About Trump’s Order Banning Political Debanking
‘Everyone needs access to basic financial services,’ said Brian Knight, senior counsel at the Alliance Defending Freedom.
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Europe’s Online Censorship Laws Could Restrict Americans Too, Analysts Say
Policy experts are concerned that Europe’s speech laws could compel online platforms to institute restrictive policies worldwide, in order to comply.
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What to Know About the $6,000 ‘Senior Bonus’ in Trump Megabill
The Council of Economic Advisors calls it ’the largest tax break in American history for our nation’s seniors.’
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GOP Bill May Add Trillions to Deficit—and Some Say It’s a Good Thing
Spending deficits are not inherently a problem, Modern Monetary Theory argues.
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After Securing Border, US Must Allow More Legal Immigration, Report Urges
‘We want the best and the brightest from around the world,’ Tim Doescher, Unleash Prosperity’s executive director said.
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More Than $100 Trillion to Be Handed Down From Elderly to Heirs, Study Predicts
Nearly two-thirds of the wealth in America is owned by people over 60, according to Statista, a data analytics firm.
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State AGs Urge EPA to Cut Funding for Alleged Effort to ‘Sway Judges’ in Climate Lawsuits
More than 20 states and cities have filed climate-related lawsuits against energy companies to date.
|
Five Things to Know About Trump’s Intel Deal
‘There’s a reason that the world, especially Western, relatively capitalist countries, have moved away from state ownership,’ Cato analyst Tad DeHaven said.
|
Outspoken Advocate for Free Markets Heads to Brussels as US Ambassador to EU
Andrew Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, was sworn in by Trump as the new ambassador to the European Union.
|
Home Values and Incomes Rise Faster Than Household Debt, Studies Find
‘Overall, it’s very, very positive,’ Bankrate financial analyst Stephen Kates said.
|
5 Things to Know About Trump’s Order Banning Political Debanking
‘Everyone needs access to basic financial services,’ said Brian Knight, senior counsel at the Alliance Defending Freedom.
|
Europe’s Online Censorship Laws Could Restrict Americans Too, Analysts Say
Policy experts are concerned that Europe’s speech laws could compel online platforms to institute restrictive policies worldwide, in order to comply.
|
What to Know About the $6,000 ‘Senior Bonus’ in Trump Megabill
The Council of Economic Advisors calls it ’the largest tax break in American history for our nation’s seniors.’
|
GOP Bill May Add Trillions to Deficit—and Some Say It’s a Good Thing
Spending deficits are not inherently a problem, Modern Monetary Theory argues.
|
After Securing Border, US Must Allow More Legal Immigration, Report Urges
‘We want the best and the brightest from around the world,’ Tim Doescher, Unleash Prosperity’s executive director said.
|
More Than $100 Trillion to Be Handed Down From Elderly to Heirs, Study Predicts
Nearly two-thirds of the wealth in America is owned by people over 60, according to Statista, a data analytics firm.
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