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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Tennessee Executes Inmate After Legal Challenges Over Heart Device
Attorneys argued for over three decades that Byron Black was mentally disabled and should be spared. They then urged that his pacemaker be turned off.
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New York and Texas in Legal Clash Over Abortion Pill—What to Know
The fight pits Texas’s abortion ban against New York laws that allow its doctors to prescribe abortion pills to out-of-state patients.
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Ethics Panel Recommends Trump Ally Be Disbarred Over Effort to Contest 2020 Election
A previous three-member panel recommended only a two-year suspension last August.
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FDA Moves to Restrict Opioid Extract Derived From Kratom Plant
The agency said the substance is a concentrated, synthetic form of the plant’s extract and had the potential to be highly addictive.
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The 9 Supreme Court Cases to Watch Next Term
Starting October, the court will take up cases on major social and political issues, including males competing in female sports, redistricting, and IQ.
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FTC to Investigate Whether Transgender Procedures Are Being Sold Through Deceptive Practices
Parents of affected children are ‘confronted with a terrifying choice: Either consent to gender-affirming care, or their child may die,’ the FTC head said.
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What to Know About the Lawsuits Challenging Trump’s Tariffs
A court blocked Trump’s tariffs on the basis that he exceeded what Congress allows under law.
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Trash Piles Up, Libraries Close as Philadelphia Workers’ Strike Enters 2nd Day
The worker’s include sanitation workers, police dispatch, and municipal water treatment employees.
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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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Tennessee Executes Inmate After Legal Challenges Over Heart Device
Attorneys argued for over three decades that Byron Black was mentally disabled and should be spared. They then urged that his pacemaker be turned off.
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New York and Texas in Legal Clash Over Abortion Pill—What to Know
The fight pits Texas’s abortion ban against New York laws that allow its doctors to prescribe abortion pills to out-of-state patients.
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Ethics Panel Recommends Trump Ally Be Disbarred Over Effort to Contest 2020 Election
A previous three-member panel recommended only a two-year suspension last August.
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FDA Moves to Restrict Opioid Extract Derived From Kratom Plant
The agency said the substance is a concentrated, synthetic form of the plant’s extract and had the potential to be highly addictive.
|
The 9 Supreme Court Cases to Watch Next Term
Starting October, the court will take up cases on major social and political issues, including males competing in female sports, redistricting, and IQ.
|
FTC to Investigate Whether Transgender Procedures Are Being Sold Through Deceptive Practices
Parents of affected children are ‘confronted with a terrifying choice: Either consent to gender-affirming care, or their child may die,’ the FTC head said.
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What to Know About the Lawsuits Challenging Trump’s Tariffs
A court blocked Trump’s tariffs on the basis that he exceeded what Congress allows under law.
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Trash Piles Up, Libraries Close as Philadelphia Workers’ Strike Enters 2nd Day
The worker’s include sanitation workers, police dispatch, and municipal water treatment employees.
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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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