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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SpaceX Locks in Option to Buy AI Coding Startup Cursor for $60 Billion
The deal gives Elon Musk’s combined SpaceX-xAI super company an inroad into AI-assisted coding as it competes directly with OpenAI and Anthropic.
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Federal Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Ten Commandments in Texas Classrooms
In a split vote, the Fifth Circuit overturned the lower court ruling, upholding Texas Senate Bill 10.
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Trump Disputes Energy Chief’s Timeline for Lower Gas Prices
The president has said gasoline prices will fall once the U.S.–Iran conflict is resolved.
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House Ethics Panel Requests Victims Come Forward After 2 Lawmakers Resign
The House Ethics Committee revealed 20 misconduct investigations since 2017, with five cases left unnamed.
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Federal Government Sues DC Water Over Potomac Sewage Disaster
The latest move by the DOJ follows a federal emergency declaration, congressional scrutiny, and a class-action lawsuit.
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Abbott Threatens $200 Million in Funding Cuts Across Texas’s Largest Cities Over ICE Policies
Houston, Dallas, and Austin could lose state public safety grants if they don’t change their policies.
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Trump, IRS Enter Settlement Talks Over $10 Billion Tax Returns Lawsuit
The president requested a 90-day court pause.
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US Treasury Extends Russian Crude Waiver Amid Supply Disruptions
The Treasury Department has extended sanctions relief through mid-May amid global fuel price turmoil tied to the Iran war.
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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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SpaceX Locks in Option to Buy AI Coding Startup Cursor for $60 Billion
The deal gives Elon Musk’s combined SpaceX-xAI super company an inroad into AI-assisted coding as it competes directly with OpenAI and Anthropic.
|
Federal Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Ten Commandments in Texas Classrooms
In a split vote, the Fifth Circuit overturned the lower court ruling, upholding Texas Senate Bill 10.
|
Trump Disputes Energy Chief’s Timeline for Lower Gas Prices
The president has said gasoline prices will fall once the U.S.–Iran conflict is resolved.
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House Ethics Panel Requests Victims Come Forward After 2 Lawmakers Resign
The House Ethics Committee revealed 20 misconduct investigations since 2017, with five cases left unnamed.
|
Federal Government Sues DC Water Over Potomac Sewage Disaster
The latest move by the DOJ follows a federal emergency declaration, congressional scrutiny, and a class-action lawsuit.
|
Abbott Threatens $200 Million in Funding Cuts Across Texas’s Largest Cities Over ICE Policies
Houston, Dallas, and Austin could lose state public safety grants if they don’t change their policies.
|
Trump, IRS Enter Settlement Talks Over $10 Billion Tax Returns Lawsuit
The president requested a 90-day court pause.
|
US Treasury Extends Russian Crude Waiver Amid Supply Disruptions
The Treasury Department has extended sanctions relief through mid-May amid global fuel price turmoil tied to the Iran war.
|
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.
|
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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