Petr Svab is a reporter at The Epoch Times. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and energy regulation, with a focus on national issues such as the economy, education, and law enforcement. Petr's work has been featured in CauseACTION Clarion, The Epoch Times, Prescott Enews, and The Baltimore Sun.
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Petr Svab's coverage predominantly focuses on politics, government, and legal policy regulation. His articles often cite data and provide in-depth analysis of political events. Given his focus on legal policy and government announcements, he is likely to be responsive to pitches from experts with deep knowledge of U.S. politics and the legal system.
He covers a wide range of topics related to Trump cases and grand jury investigations, indicating an interest in detailed analyses within this domain. Therefore, individuals who have expertise or insights into the legal aspects of these cases might find success when reaching out to Petr for commentary or expert opinions.
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Real violence served by social media for entertainment is desensitizing America's youth, experts warn.
‘They have the manpower, they are extremely focused ... and leverage AI and technology for maximizing their attacks,’ one expert said.
Legal experts say the sprawling investigation of a 2020 alternative electors criminal ‘conspiracy’ was an unconstitutional fishing expedition.
By: Petr Svab
Yielding to the regime’s persecution only makes it worse, said a man who was tortured to the brink of death for his beliefs.
He took aim at California, suggesting the state’s system of mailing ballots to all active registered voters is not secure.
A desire for better or cheaper housing has been the top reason for moving, followed by changes in family situation and employment.
President Trump has said he won’t sign any other bills until the Save Act passes, but it’s hit a formidable roadblock in the Senate.
By: Petr Svab
The SAVE America Act would codify that the attorney general can sue officials who register voters without the citizenship check. But what would happen if the attorney general refuses to enforce it? The bill attempts to solve that issue by including a private right of action. It means that private citizens could also file lawsuits based on violations of the law.
By: Petr Svab
The auditor only looked at the underlying citizenship documentation of 58 of the more than 200,000 applications.
U.S. gas prices have jumped as the Iran war disrupts global supply, exposing America's ties to world markets despite its energy independence.
