Roman Balmakov
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Roman Balmakov is a Reporter with The Epoch Times and host of the show, “Facts Matter.” He has travelled around the country (as well as overseas) covering protests, riots, and elections. He is also the producer of many Epoch Times’ commercials, both on TV and social media.
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November Surprise: A Tie in the Electoral College? Here’s What It Would Mean | Facts Matter
One of the odd things about the electoral college system is that it’s possible to produce an actual tie.
Why an EMP Attack Is Worse Than You Think | Facts Matter
With less than two months to go until Election Day, there’s a threat worth discussing that cuts across party lines.
Can You Form Your Own, Local Militia? | Facts Matter
Earlier this year, Democratic lawmakers introduced a new piece of legislation to Congress that would make it illegal for Americans to form militias.
Police Versus Homeless Camps: Supreme Court’s Pivotal Decision | Facts Matter
In a monumental ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court, local governments are now, once again, allowed to prosecute homeless people for sleeping on public property.
Major Supreme Court Ruling Is Slowly Weakening Federal Agencies | Facts Matter
In this week’s episode we dive into the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down a doctrine known as Chevron deference.
The Rise of AI-Influencers: Fake ‘People’ Endorse Candidates, Get Rich, and Push Agendas | Facts Matter
Fake, AI-generated people (that do not exist in the real world) are amassing huge social media followings, making millions of dollars in brand deals...
FBI Warns: Chinese Hackers Are Preparing to Wreak Havoc on US Water System | Facts Matter
Tap water is one of those things that many of us take for granted. Typically, as long as you pay the bill, you turn the faucet, and the water flows.
The $1.2 Trillion Debt Bomb at the Center of the US Economy | Facts Matter
Right now there is a debt bomb at the center of the U.S. economy, with commercial real estate in this country in total free fall.
The Rise of Edible Bioplastics | Facts Matter
In an unexpected development, companies are now developing something called bioplastic due to the skyrocketing amount of microplastics in both the environment,
