Kimberly Hayek
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Kimberly Hayek is a reporter for The Epoch Times. She covers California news and has worked as an editor and on scene at the U.S.-Mexico border during the 2018 migrant caravan crisis.
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FAA Caps Flights at Chicago’s O’Hare to Reduce Summer Delays
The agency ordered airlines to scale back after overscheduling threatened to overwhelm the busy hub.
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US Sanctions Sons of Nicaragua’s Leaders, Gold Industry Officials
The U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions Thursday on several Nicaraguan officials and companies tied to the country’s gold sector.
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State Department Expands Visa Restrictions to Counter Adversaries in Western Hemisphere
The Trump administration banned 26 unnamed individuals from entry into the U.S., and laid the groundwork for action against others who undermine U.S. interests.
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Fugitive Arrested in Florida Hours After Landing on FBI’s 10 Most Wanted List
A Kansas City woman wanted for nearly six years for murder was taken into custody during a routine traffic stop in north Florida.
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Trump Signs Pipeline Permits to Boost US–Canada Oil Flow
The White House has authorized construction of the new Bakken pipeline and renewed operating authority for Enbridge facilities along the U.S.–Canada border.
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US Optimistic on Deal With Iran, Threatens Sanctions on Buyers of Iranian Oil
The U.S. military has turned back 10 ships since the start of its blockade of Iranian ports.
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Butler Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening Trump, ICE Agents in Online Posts
A Pennsylvania man admitted in federal court to threatening to kill President Donald Trump.
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Seoul-Born Former Congresswoman Nominated as US Ambassador to South Korea
Michelle Steel represented two Southern California districts from 2021 to 2025. She lost her bid for a third term in November 2024.
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Texas Man Charged With Attempted Murder for Molotov Attack on OpenAI CEO’s Home
A 20-year-old carrying an anti-AI manifesto and a target list of tech executives is accused of firebombing Sam Altman’s San Francisco residence.
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Federal Court Strikes Down 158-Year-Old Home Distilling Ban
The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on April 10 that a Reconstruction-era prohibition on home distilling exceeds Congress’s taxing power.
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FAA Caps Flights at Chicago’s O’Hare to Reduce Summer Delays
The agency ordered airlines to scale back after overscheduling threatened to overwhelm the busy hub.
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US Sanctions Sons of Nicaragua’s Leaders, Gold Industry Officials
The U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions Thursday on several Nicaraguan officials and companies tied to the country’s gold sector.
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State Department Expands Visa Restrictions to Counter Adversaries in Western Hemisphere
The Trump administration banned 26 unnamed individuals from entry into the U.S., and laid the groundwork for action against others who undermine U.S. interests.
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Fugitive Arrested in Florida Hours After Landing on FBI’s 10 Most Wanted List
A Kansas City woman wanted for nearly six years for murder was taken into custody during a routine traffic stop in north Florida.
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Trump Signs Pipeline Permits to Boost US–Canada Oil Flow
The White House has authorized construction of the new Bakken pipeline and renewed operating authority for Enbridge facilities along the U.S.–Canada border.
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US Optimistic on Deal With Iran, Threatens Sanctions on Buyers of Iranian Oil
The U.S. military has turned back 10 ships since the start of its blockade of Iranian ports.
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Butler Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening Trump, ICE Agents in Online Posts
A Pennsylvania man admitted in federal court to threatening to kill President Donald Trump.
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Seoul-Born Former Congresswoman Nominated as US Ambassador to South Korea
Michelle Steel represented two Southern California districts from 2021 to 2025. She lost her bid for a third term in November 2024.
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Texas Man Charged With Attempted Murder for Molotov Attack on OpenAI CEO’s Home
A 20-year-old carrying an anti-AI manifesto and a target list of tech executives is accused of firebombing Sam Altman’s San Francisco residence.
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Federal Court Strikes Down 158-Year-Old Home Distilling Ban
The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on April 10 that a Reconstruction-era prohibition on home distilling exceeds Congress’s taxing power.
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