Tom Ozimek
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Tom Ozimek is a senior reporter for The Epoch Times. He has a broad background in journalism, deposit insurance, marketing and communications, and adult education.
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Fed Drops ‘Reputation Risk’ From Bank Exams Amid Backlash to Debanking
The move aligns with the GOP push to curb financial discrimination and joins similar actions by other bank regulators.
US Manufacturing Output, Hiring Rise to Multi-Month Highs
Factory output climbs for the first time since February as firms boost hiring, but inflationary pressures intensify as businesses stockpile ahead of tariffs.
Major Health Insurers Commit to Faster, Simpler Prior Authorization Process
The pledge aims to cut red tape and speed up care approvals for millions of patients.
Trump Says Trade Deals Expected With India and Pakistan
The president says deals are close, with a 90-day pause on new import tariffs set to expire on July 8.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Attempt to Halt Harvard’s Foreign Student Program
The Trump administration accused Harvard of failing to combat anti-Semitism and vet foreign students to reduce national security risks.
California Ordered to Cut ‘Gender Ideology’ From Sexual Education
Federal health officials say California’s ‘gender ideology’ content is not allowed under the law governing education grants.
Federal Judge Orders Mahmoud Khalil Released From Detention
The judge said he would issue a formal order later in the day directing the Trump administration to release Khalil.
Illegal Immigrant Population Down 1 Million Since Trump Took Office, Research Group Says
A new survey-based estimate shows a steep falloff in a key group used as a proxy for the illegal immigrant population in the United States.
American Airlines, United Suspend Middle East Flights Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
The flight cancellations come as hostilities between Israel and Iran intensify, raising security concerns across the region.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Mass Firings at Education Department’s Office of Civil Rights
The court found that the staff cuts are likely unconstitutional and must be reversed.
Fed Drops ‘Reputation Risk’ From Bank Exams Amid Backlash to Debanking
The move aligns with the GOP push to curb financial discrimination and joins similar actions by other bank regulators.
US Manufacturing Output, Hiring Rise to Multi-Month Highs
Factory output climbs for the first time since February as firms boost hiring, but inflationary pressures intensify as businesses stockpile ahead of tariffs.
Major Health Insurers Commit to Faster, Simpler Prior Authorization Process
The pledge aims to cut red tape and speed up care approvals for millions of patients.
Trump Says Trade Deals Expected With India and Pakistan
The president says deals are close, with a 90-day pause on new import tariffs set to expire on July 8.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Attempt to Halt Harvard’s Foreign Student Program
The Trump administration accused Harvard of failing to combat anti-Semitism and vet foreign students to reduce national security risks.
California Ordered to Cut ‘Gender Ideology’ From Sexual Education
Federal health officials say California’s ‘gender ideology’ content is not allowed under the law governing education grants.
Federal Judge Orders Mahmoud Khalil Released From Detention
The judge said he would issue a formal order later in the day directing the Trump administration to release Khalil.
Illegal Immigrant Population Down 1 Million Since Trump Took Office, Research Group Says
A new survey-based estimate shows a steep falloff in a key group used as a proxy for the illegal immigrant population in the United States.
American Airlines, United Suspend Middle East Flights Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
The flight cancellations come as hostilities between Israel and Iran intensify, raising security concerns across the region.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin’s Mass Firings at Education Department’s Office of Civil Rights
The court found that the staff cuts are likely unconstitutional and must be reversed.