Austin Alonzo
Reporter
Austin Alonzo covers U.S. political and national news for The Epoch Times. He has covered local, business and agricultural news in Kansas City, Missouri, since 2012. He is a graduate of the University of Missouri. You can reach Austin via email at austin.alonzo@epochtimes.us
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USDA Ends Use of Race and Sex in Farm Benefit Eligibility
The USDA cited decades of lawsuits, settlements, and reforms addressing discrimination claims by minority and female farmers.
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Nvidia Becomes First Public Company to Reach $4 Trillion Market Value
Fueled by soaring demand for artificial intelligence chips, Nvidia has passed Microsoft in terms of market capitalization.
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EU Working to Finalize Trade Agreement With US This Month, Says Bloc’s Trade Chief
Trump said he planned to publish more tariff letters on July 9.
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Trump Says No Amnesty for Illegal Farmworkers
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said there will be no amnesty for illegal farmworkers and that mass deportations will continue.
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Amazon Prime Day Set to Lift US Online Sales by $23.8 Billion
Retailers compete for consumer dollars with extended sales, deep discounts, and AI-powered shopping tools during the key summer event.
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Trump Extends Tariff Deadline to Aug. 1, Keep Rates at 10 Percent During Talks
The president revealed updated tariff rates for seven countries, including 40 percent duties on Laos and Myanmar, in push for new trade deals.
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Fireworks Families Focus on Making Fourth of July Magical
Italian Americans tap into cultural heritage and technology to spark Independence Day with patriotism and grandeur.
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Trump Admin to Begin Search for New Fed Chair This Fall, Bessent Says
The Treasury secretary’s comments add to the president’s pressure campaign for lower rates. Bessent did not rule out taking the role himself.
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UPS Offers Driver Buyouts as Company Cuts Jobs, Faces Union Pushback
Parcel giant UPS said its severance program is voluntary and compliant with the union contract. Teamsters called the plan illegal and vow to fight.
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Nvidia Stands to Lose Billions as US Curbs AI Tech to China
Nvidia will lose more than $10 billion in revenue after the United States halted sales of a chip it designed exclusively to get around export controls.
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USDA Ends Use of Race and Sex in Farm Benefit Eligibility
The USDA cited decades of lawsuits, settlements, and reforms addressing discrimination claims by minority and female farmers.
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Nvidia Becomes First Public Company to Reach $4 Trillion Market Value
Fueled by soaring demand for artificial intelligence chips, Nvidia has passed Microsoft in terms of market capitalization.
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EU Working to Finalize Trade Agreement With US This Month, Says Bloc’s Trade Chief
Trump said he planned to publish more tariff letters on July 9.
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Trump Says No Amnesty for Illegal Farmworkers
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said there will be no amnesty for illegal farmworkers and that mass deportations will continue.
|
Amazon Prime Day Set to Lift US Online Sales by $23.8 Billion
Retailers compete for consumer dollars with extended sales, deep discounts, and AI-powered shopping tools during the key summer event.
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Trump Extends Tariff Deadline to Aug. 1, Keep Rates at 10 Percent During Talks
The president revealed updated tariff rates for seven countries, including 40 percent duties on Laos and Myanmar, in push for new trade deals.
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Fireworks Families Focus on Making Fourth of July Magical
Italian Americans tap into cultural heritage and technology to spark Independence Day with patriotism and grandeur.
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Trump Admin to Begin Search for New Fed Chair This Fall, Bessent Says
The Treasury secretary’s comments add to the president’s pressure campaign for lower rates. Bessent did not rule out taking the role himself.
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UPS Offers Driver Buyouts as Company Cuts Jobs, Faces Union Pushback
Parcel giant UPS said its severance program is voluntary and compliant with the union contract. Teamsters called the plan illegal and vow to fight.
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Nvidia Stands to Lose Billions as US Curbs AI Tech to China
Nvidia will lose more than $10 billion in revenue after the United States halted sales of a chip it designed exclusively to get around export controls.
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