Stacy Robinson
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Stacy Robinson is a politics reporter for the Epoch Times, occasionally covering cultural and human interest stories. Based out of Washington, D.C. he can be reached at [email protected]
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Supreme Court Hands Win to Parents in Dispute Over Pro-LGBT Books—What to Know
The court allowed parents to opt their children out of lessons using LGBT-themed books.
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Supreme Court Allows Texas Death Row Inmate to Sue for DNA Testing
Ruben Gutierrez insisted that the testing would prove that he was not at the scene of the murder, but lower courts said it didn’t matter.
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NYC Mayoral Candidate Brad Lander Released After Arrest by ICE
The Department of Homeland Security accused city Comptroller Brad Lander of seeking a ‘viral moment’ ahead of the Democratic primary next week.
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Religious Liberty Commission Meets to Discuss Finding a Church-State Balance
The panel aims to promote morals and religious freedom but avoid individual bias.
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‘No Kings’ Rallies Across US Protest Against Trump Agenda
Protest organizers said that millions demonstrated across hundreds of events.
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David Hogg Withdraws From Vice Chair Race After DNC Invalidates Previous Elections
New elections for the two vice chair slots will begin June 12.
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What to Know About the Insurrection Act of 1807
The last use of the legislation was in 1992, when President George H.W. Bush invoked it to send troops to Los Angeles to put down the Rodney King riots.
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Federal Judge Dismisses DNC Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
The Democratic National Committee said it feared that one of Trump’s executive orders gave him too much control over future elections.
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DNC Sets June Vote on Possible Invalidation of Election of Vice Chairs
David Hogg caused friction in his party when he threatened to back primary challenges against his fellow Democrats.
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Woman Who Spat on Former US Attorney Charged With Assault
The event was caught on camera, and the suspect shouted her full name as she walked away.
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Supreme Court Hands Win to Parents in Dispute Over Pro-LGBT Books—What to Know
The court allowed parents to opt their children out of lessons using LGBT-themed books.
|
Supreme Court Allows Texas Death Row Inmate to Sue for DNA Testing
Ruben Gutierrez insisted that the testing would prove that he was not at the scene of the murder, but lower courts said it didn’t matter.
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NYC Mayoral Candidate Brad Lander Released After Arrest by ICE
The Department of Homeland Security accused city Comptroller Brad Lander of seeking a ‘viral moment’ ahead of the Democratic primary next week.
|
Religious Liberty Commission Meets to Discuss Finding a Church-State Balance
The panel aims to promote morals and religious freedom but avoid individual bias.
|
‘No Kings’ Rallies Across US Protest Against Trump Agenda
Protest organizers said that millions demonstrated across hundreds of events.
|
David Hogg Withdraws From Vice Chair Race After DNC Invalidates Previous Elections
New elections for the two vice chair slots will begin June 12.
|
What to Know About the Insurrection Act of 1807
The last use of the legislation was in 1992, when President George H.W. Bush invoked it to send troops to Los Angeles to put down the Rodney King riots.
|
Federal Judge Dismisses DNC Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
The Democratic National Committee said it feared that one of Trump’s executive orders gave him too much control over future elections.
|
DNC Sets June Vote on Possible Invalidation of Election of Vice Chairs
David Hogg caused friction in his party when he threatened to back primary challenges against his fellow Democrats.
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Woman Who Spat on Former US Attorney Charged With Assault
The event was caught on camera, and the suspect shouted her full name as she walked away.
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