Richard Moore
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Richard Moore is an award-winning photographer and editor for The Epoch Times.
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We Spoke to the Voters Who Were First in Line on Election Day
Americans are lining up at the polls across the nation to cast their ballots for the next president of the United States.
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3-Story Homes in Asheville Hit by Massive River Surge
Several houses showed high water marks of 26 to 30 feet, and one home was broken into three separate pieces, one of which wound up 200 yards away.
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Asheville’s River Arts District Confronts Aftermath of Hurricane Helene
An estimated 80 percent of buildings in the North Carolina neighborhood have been damaged by flooding.
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Church Groups, Locals Help Those in Need in Swannanoa, North Carolina
They brought water, food, jackets and blankets, gas and propane, and other emergency items, and set up barbeques in parking lots.
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A Young Family’s Flight for Life on Day of North Carolina Floods
The baby is with her grandparents now, and the pets are safe—but everything else is lost.
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The Big Apple Bakes in Early Summer Heat Wave
City issues emergency warning as scorching temperatures make outdoor life in New York City hard on everyone from pedicab operators to street performers.
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Workers Cope With Heat Wave That Blankets Northeast, Southwest
As the heat index climbs above 100 in part or all of 14 states, cities and citizens find ways to stay cool.
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Police Prevent Huge Pro-Palestinian Crowd From Disrupting NYC’s Christmas Tree Illumination
Authorities used metal barriers to keep protesters away from the televised event.
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We Spoke to the Voters Who Were First in Line on Election Day
Americans are lining up at the polls across the nation to cast their ballots for the next president of the United States.
|
3-Story Homes in Asheville Hit by Massive River Surge
Several houses showed high water marks of 26 to 30 feet, and one home was broken into three separate pieces, one of which wound up 200 yards away.
|
Asheville’s River Arts District Confronts Aftermath of Hurricane Helene
An estimated 80 percent of buildings in the North Carolina neighborhood have been damaged by flooding.
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Church Groups, Locals Help Those in Need in Swannanoa, North Carolina
They brought water, food, jackets and blankets, gas and propane, and other emergency items, and set up barbeques in parking lots.
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A Young Family’s Flight for Life on Day of North Carolina Floods
The baby is with her grandparents now, and the pets are safe—but everything else is lost.
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The Big Apple Bakes in Early Summer Heat Wave
City issues emergency warning as scorching temperatures make outdoor life in New York City hard on everyone from pedicab operators to street performers.
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Workers Cope With Heat Wave That Blankets Northeast, Southwest
As the heat index climbs above 100 in part or all of 14 states, cities and citizens find ways to stay cool.
|
Police Prevent Huge Pro-Palestinian Crowd From Disrupting NYC’s Christmas Tree Illumination
Authorities used metal barriers to keep protesters away from the televised event.
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