Nathan Worcester
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Nathan Worcester covers national politics for The Epoch Times and has also focused on energy and the environment. Nathan has written about everything from fusion energy and ESG to national and international politics. He lives and works in Chicago. Nathan can be reached at [email protected].
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Trump’s First 100 Days: A Rapid and Consequential Start
Now serving as the 47th president, Trump is picking up where he left off, expanding on key priorities from his first term.
How DOGE Sent Shockwaves Through DC: Trump’s First 100 Days
The Department of Government Efficiency reports $160 billion in savings amid legal challenges and other opposition.
Bessent Sets July 4 Target, Says Congress ‘In Lockstep’ on Budget Reconciliation
The Treasury secretary said the new ‘x date’ to force a debt limit increase will be determined once tax receipts are fully collected.
As Harvard and Trump Face Off, Some in Higher Education See Academic Freedom and Taxpayer Funding Differently
Leaders from Hillsdale College, the University of Austin, and Harvard’s Republicans diverge from a left-leaning culture.
FDA Bans 2 Artificial Food Dyes, Unveils Plan to Eliminate the Rest
The agency is revoking authorization for two of the synthetic colorings.
Washington’s Salvadorans Approve of El Salvador’s President
The Kilmar Abrego Garcia deportation battle did not spark comments—but President Nayib Bukele seemed popular among Salvadorans in the U.S. capital.
How a Centrist Democrat Keeps Winning in a Pro-Trump District
Voters weigh in on Maine Democratic Rep. Jared Golden’s recent split from his party on the government funding bill.
Health Secretary Says Environmental Factors, Not Genetics, Behind Spike in Autism
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said studies will be conducted to identify the factors.
Biden Highlights Social Security in Post-Presidential Speech
It was Biden’s first major speech since leaving office.
Columbia Pro-Palestinian Protest Leader Seeking Citizenship Detained by ICE
The detention of Mohsen Mahdawi comes several weeks after the detention of fellow Columbia activist Mahmoud Khalil, who was an associate of Mahdawi.
