Rudy Blalock is a journalist who writes for The Epoch Times. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including legal issues, housing and real estate, politics, and local news in California. Rudy aims to provide informative and engaging content to keep readers informed about important developments in the state.
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The company CEO says no other closures are expected, and 80 other new locations will open this year.
A similar bill was vetoed last year, but supporters said they still see a need to keep streets safe and protect drivers' jobs.
Popular seafood chain Red Lobster will soon exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a recent court approval and be led under a new CEO, according to a Thursday company announcement
Shawn “Mickey” Stines could face 20 years to life in prison. Prosecutors could seek the death penalty.
By: Rudy Blalock
Federal Government to Provide $325 Million for New Michigan Semiconductor Factory
Duo were also accused of plotting to shoot at illegal immigrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Epoch Times )—An 18-year-old freshman basketball player collapsed and died on the University of Mobile campus Tuesday morning.
This shift in rankings followed a difficult year for Bud Light, which faced a widespread boycott.
By: Rudy Blalock
The NHTSA backs off after hearing from automakers. The air bags are installed in 49 million vehicles.
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman issued a legal opinion on Thursday where he said he believes the state is not obligated to use taxpayer funds for transgender-related surgeries for jailed inmates.
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