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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Solar Storm Software Bug Prompts Urgent Airbus A320 Overhaul
Airlines must update jets after an investigation found a solar flare caused a swift drop in altitude that injured at least 15 passengers.
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Trump Admin Reaches Settlement With Northwestern to Restore $790 Million in Frozen Funds
The Justice Department froze funds from Northwestern University, alleging the school violated federal anti-discrimination laws.
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Trump Says He Will Pardon Ex-Honduran President Convicted by Jury in US Drug Case
The U.S. president also reaffirmed his support for Nasry Asfura, the conservative candidate in the neck-and-neck Honduras election.
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Dominican Republic Permits US Limited Access to Bases in War Against Drug Trafficking
The temporary agreement allows refueling at the Caribbean’s country’s air base and airport as Washington continues strikes on smuggling vessels in the region.
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Deadly Horse Virus Outbreak Sparks Nationwide Event Cancellations
The aggressive EHV-1 strain linked to a Texas rodeo event spreads rapidly, leading to quarantine and travel restrictions for horses.
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USCIS Stops Processing All Afghan Immigration Requests After DC National Guard Shooting
Trump earlier called for a reevaluation of every immigrant from Afghanistan who entered the United States during the Biden administration.
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Space Force Awards Initial Golden Dome Missile Prototype Contracts
Initial contracts fund competing prototypes for interceptors and fire control stations capable of shooting down missiles in space.
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Medicare Slashes Prices for 15 Prescription Drugs
The latest price cuts amount to $12 billion in savings, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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Boeing Wins More Than $7 Billion in Pentagon Contracts
The company’s debt has skyrocketed to $57 billion since 2018.
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Trump Admin to Announce Aid Package for Farmers Amid China Soybean Deal Within Weeks
U.S. growers lost billions in soybean sales this year as China turned to Brazil and Argentina amid tensions with Washington.
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Solar Storm Software Bug Prompts Urgent Airbus A320 Overhaul
Airlines must update jets after an investigation found a solar flare caused a swift drop in altitude that injured at least 15 passengers.
|
Trump Admin Reaches Settlement With Northwestern to Restore $790 Million in Frozen Funds
The Justice Department froze funds from Northwestern University, alleging the school violated federal anti-discrimination laws.
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Trump Says He Will Pardon Ex-Honduran President Convicted by Jury in US Drug Case
The U.S. president also reaffirmed his support for Nasry Asfura, the conservative candidate in the neck-and-neck Honduras election.
|
Dominican Republic Permits US Limited Access to Bases in War Against Drug Trafficking
The temporary agreement allows refueling at the Caribbean’s country’s air base and airport as Washington continues strikes on smuggling vessels in the region.
|
Deadly Horse Virus Outbreak Sparks Nationwide Event Cancellations
The aggressive EHV-1 strain linked to a Texas rodeo event spreads rapidly, leading to quarantine and travel restrictions for horses.
|
USCIS Stops Processing All Afghan Immigration Requests After DC National Guard Shooting
Trump earlier called for a reevaluation of every immigrant from Afghanistan who entered the United States during the Biden administration.
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Space Force Awards Initial Golden Dome Missile Prototype Contracts
Initial contracts fund competing prototypes for interceptors and fire control stations capable of shooting down missiles in space.
|
Medicare Slashes Prices for 15 Prescription Drugs
The latest price cuts amount to $12 billion in savings, according to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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Boeing Wins More Than $7 Billion in Pentagon Contracts
The company’s debt has skyrocketed to $57 billion since 2018.
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Trump Admin to Announce Aid Package for Farmers Amid China Soybean Deal Within Weeks
U.S. growers lost billions in soybean sales this year as China turned to Brazil and Argentina amid tensions with Washington.
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