Nicholas Zifcak
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China Helping Russia Target Ukraine With Missile Strikes: Ukrainian Intelligence
A Ukraine Foreign Intelligence Agency official said there is evidence of China helping to identify targets in Ukraine.
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3 Charged in Alleged Scheme to Sell Chinese Forklifts as ‘Made in America’
The company allegedly requested the China-based manufacturer add English labels to the forklifts and claimed they were put together in Denver, Colorado.
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Oklahoma Lawmakers Mull Mandatory Registration for Foreign Agents
The state may require lobbyists for foreign governments to register as foreign agents.
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Oklahoma Overrun With Chinese-Operated Marijuana Farms—What to Know
A vast quantity of marijuana grown in the state leaves for the black market. Officials say 85 percent of grow sites have Chinese connections.
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Students Lead Push for Disposable Bag Fee
NEW YORK—Dozens of elementary, middle, and high school students lobbied City Council members Tuesday to support charging a fee for disposable bags.
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On 9/11 Anniversary America Facing Diffuse Threats, Says Secretary Johnson
NEW YORK—Thirteen years after the 9/11 attacks, threats to the U.S. are more complex and less centralized.
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Polar Bear Exhibit at Buffalo Zoo Breaks Ground
The Buffalo Zoo broke ground today on its new polar bear exhibit. The new exhibit, Arctic Edge, will house the zoo’s polar bear cubs Luna and Kali. In separate enclosures it will also house arctic wolf, bald eagle, and Canadian lynx.
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CBO: Minimum Wage Increase Would Cut Poverty, but Also Jobs
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released a report Tuesday that estimates increasing the minimum wage would lift 900,000 people out of poverty, but also leave hundreds of thousands with no job.
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China Helping Russia Target Ukraine With Missile Strikes: Ukrainian Intelligence
A Ukraine Foreign Intelligence Agency official said there is evidence of China helping to identify targets in Ukraine.
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3 Charged in Alleged Scheme to Sell Chinese Forklifts as ‘Made in America’
The company allegedly requested the China-based manufacturer add English labels to the forklifts and claimed they were put together in Denver, Colorado.
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Oklahoma Lawmakers Mull Mandatory Registration for Foreign Agents
The state may require lobbyists for foreign governments to register as foreign agents.
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Oklahoma Overrun With Chinese-Operated Marijuana Farms—What to Know
A vast quantity of marijuana grown in the state leaves for the black market. Officials say 85 percent of grow sites have Chinese connections.
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Students Lead Push for Disposable Bag Fee
NEW YORK—Dozens of elementary, middle, and high school students lobbied City Council members Tuesday to support charging a fee for disposable bags.
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On 9/11 Anniversary America Facing Diffuse Threats, Says Secretary Johnson
NEW YORK—Thirteen years after the 9/11 attacks, threats to the U.S. are more complex and less centralized.
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Polar Bear Exhibit at Buffalo Zoo Breaks Ground
The Buffalo Zoo broke ground today on its new polar bear exhibit. The new exhibit, Arctic Edge, will house the zoo’s polar bear cubs Luna and Kali. In separate enclosures it will also house arctic wolf, bald eagle, and Canadian lynx.
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CBO: Minimum Wage Increase Would Cut Poverty, but Also Jobs
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released a report Tuesday that estimates increasing the minimum wage would lift 900,000 people out of poverty, but also leave hundreds of thousands with no job.
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