Janice Hisle is a Reporter at The Epoch Times. She primarily focuses on U.S. political news and cultural trends, drawing from her experience covering President Donald Trump’s 2024 reelection campaign. With over two decades in journalism, her work encompasses themes such as government, politics, civil rights, and legal affairs, and she has been featured in various publications including The Baltimore Sun and NBC 7 San Diego.
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Janice Hisle's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics, with a strong emphasis on announcements and legal policy regulation. She appears to be deeply involved in covering the Republican Party, Donald Trump, and events related to the 2024 Presidential Election. Her interest in evolving stories indicates an openness to providing updates or analysis as situations develop.
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By: Janice Hisle
Conservative activist Robby Starbuck's case against technology giant Google can move forward, a judge has ruled, saying his accusations of artificial intelligence fabrications open “a new frontier for defamation cases.” Delaware Superior Court Judge Meghan Adams denied Google's motion to dismiss a lawsuit that Starbuck filed in October 2025. He settled a similar case against […]
By: Janice Hisle
The investigation was announced after a congresswoman asked Uthmeier and other state officials to investigate the former federal health official’s conduct.
By: Janice Hisle
The Texas senator told reporters he was not ready to support the president’s nominee for attorney general.
By: Janice Hisle
Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) told reporters he was not ready to support the president’s nominee for attorney general.
By: Janice Hisle, Savannah Hulsey Pointer
President Donald Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin have used noncitizen registration figures to fuel their argument that Congress must pass the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act.
By: Janice Hisle
Officials accuse 19 suspects of making more than $4 million in fraudulent healthcare claims, as the federal anti-fraud strike force expands to Pennsylvania.
By: Janice Hisle
Officials accuse 19 suspects of making more than $4 million in fraudulent healthcare claims, as the federal anti-fraud strike force expands to Pennsylvania.
By: Janice Hisle
One of the largest and oldest patriotic groups is in turmoil over males being admitted as ‘daughters’—and GOP lawmakers are intervening.
By: Janice Hisle
The Aug. 18 filing by prosecutors rebuts defense lawyers’ contentions and sets the stage for a Sept. 1 hearing that could decide whether the case goes to trial.
By: Janice Hisle, Savannah Hulsey Pointer
The vice president spoke about his grandfather, who was a welder at that very factory.
