Katie Spence is a reporter for The Epoch Times, covering a wide range of topics including politics, immigration, mental health, and climate change. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and breaking news stories, Katie aims to deliver accurate and informative reporting to her readers.
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Katie Spence's coverage primarily revolves around politics, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. She appears to be interested in stories related to mental health, drug abuse, US military affairs, UN initiatives and China relations.
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Hurricanes are now 'smaller and more compact‘ says a meteorologist, but the predicted ferocious season will become a 'political football' for climate alarmism.
By: Katie Spence
Discern Report is the fastest growing America First news aggregator in the nation.
It's been a little over a week since “Climate: The Movie,” a documentary produced by Thomas Nelson and directed by Martin Durkin, was released on Vimeo , YouTube, Rumble, and other platforms.
By: Katie Spence
A climate expert says spraying sea salt into the troposphere is less threatening than other current efforts, but the lack of robust regulations is concerning.
‘We have far bigger problems—people sleeping hungry, very poor people around me—I'm more worried about that than I'll ever be worried about climate change.'
By: Katie Spence
We moved to Japan for my husband's job, but when my daughter was born with spina bifida, I moved back to Texas for better healthcare for her.
A Merton farm needs financial help to fix electrical issues that are interfering with daily operations and visitor experiences.
‘The net zero energy transition makes us incredibly reliant on China. For everything,' says environmental law professor Jason Scott Johnston.
By: Katie Spence
One member has been singing in the choir for 75 years and another has followed both his grandad and dad into the group.
As reports of loneliness increase, a south west London walking group is coming together to help girls make friends and form a community.
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