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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Judge Hears Arguments on Deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Africa
Uganda and Ghana have already refused to take him, but the government is still negotiating with the nation of Eswatini.
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Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Deployment of National Guard to Chicago
The Texas National Guard had been deployed to Chicago as part of the president’s effort to address the city’s high crime rates.
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Speaker Johnson Says Furloughed Workers Should Get Back Pay
A draft memo from the Office of Management and Budget suggests that Congress must allocate extra funding to pay the workers after the shutdown ends.
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Supreme Court Seems Skeptical of Colorado’s Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’
Several justices appeared to agree with the argument that the ban violates First Amendment free speech rights.
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Supreme Court to Decide If Colorado Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’ Violates Free Speech
A Colorado therapist is challenging a ban on so-called conversion therapy for minors, arguing that it restricts her First Amendment right to free speech.
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Top Supreme Court Cases to Watch as Justices Reconvene
The new term starts with a series of hot-button cases involving the Trump administration, redistricting, and other issues.
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Virginia Governor Bans Transgender Athletes From Female Athletics, Locker Rooms
The order comes after a recent report found that transgender-identifying men had won over 1,900 gold medals in women’s sporting events.
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Here Are What Services Are Open, Closed in the Government Shutdown
Lawmakers are gradually trying to work out a compromise to reopen, but some agencies are scaling back in the meantime.
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Government Shutdowns: Past Lessons and Impacts
Past shutdowns—including over DACA, Obamacare, and social program funding—show how partisan disagreements can halt government services.
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Illegal Immigrant Trucker Pleads Not Guilty in Florida Crash That Killed 3
The driver was issued commercial driver’s licenses in Washington and California.
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Judge Hears Arguments on Deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Africa
Uganda and Ghana have already refused to take him, but the government is still negotiating with the nation of Eswatini.
|
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Deployment of National Guard to Chicago
The Texas National Guard had been deployed to Chicago as part of the president’s effort to address the city’s high crime rates.
|
Speaker Johnson Says Furloughed Workers Should Get Back Pay
A draft memo from the Office of Management and Budget suggests that Congress must allocate extra funding to pay the workers after the shutdown ends.
|
Supreme Court Seems Skeptical of Colorado’s Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’
Several justices appeared to agree with the argument that the ban violates First Amendment free speech rights.
|
Supreme Court to Decide If Colorado Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’ Violates Free Speech
A Colorado therapist is challenging a ban on so-called conversion therapy for minors, arguing that it restricts her First Amendment right to free speech.
|
Top Supreme Court Cases to Watch as Justices Reconvene
The new term starts with a series of hot-button cases involving the Trump administration, redistricting, and other issues.
|
Virginia Governor Bans Transgender Athletes From Female Athletics, Locker Rooms
The order comes after a recent report found that transgender-identifying men had won over 1,900 gold medals in women’s sporting events.
|
Here Are What Services Are Open, Closed in the Government Shutdown
Lawmakers are gradually trying to work out a compromise to reopen, but some agencies are scaling back in the meantime.
|
Government Shutdowns: Past Lessons and Impacts
Past shutdowns—including over DACA, Obamacare, and social program funding—show how partisan disagreements can halt government services.
|
Illegal Immigrant Trucker Pleads Not Guilty in Florida Crash That Killed 3
The driver was issued commercial driver’s licenses in Washington and California.
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