Steve Lance is a journalist who writes for The Epoch Times, covering a range of topics including politics, international affairs, and current events. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reporting, Steve aims to shed light on important issues and deliver accurate and balanced news to his readers.
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Steve Lance's coverage predominantly focuses on government & politics, particularly legal policy regulation and government announcements. His emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories suggests he is interested in timely developments within the political sphere.
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By: Ryan Morgan, Steve Lance
Allegations Against Fulton DA Could Upend Georgia Trump Prosecution: Legal Analyst
By: Steve Lance, Ryan Morgan
‘Any Spending Deal Has to Include Securing Our Border,’ Rep. Ogles Says
By: Alice Giordano, Catherine Yang, Jack Phillips, Lawrence Wilson, Bill Pan, Michael Washburn, Steve Lance, Jackson Richman, Ryan Morgan, Tom Ozimek, Allen Zhong, Tiffany Meier, Austin Alonzo, Janice Hisle, Frank Fang, Nathan Worcester, Zachary Stieber, Marina Zhang, John Haughey, Joseph Lord, Jan Jekielek, Darren Taylor, Petr Svab
Stay up-to-date with the latest news and developments on Republican candidates
By: Steve Lance, Joshua Philipp, Ryan Morgan
Taiwan ‘has made a very impressive response’ to a concerted campaign of outside influence and interference.
Congressman accuses Biden administration of weak diplomacy, asserts Beijing is disinterested in Red Sea stability.
The Kansas senator warns that a majority of Chinese migrants are single adults, with some of them having ties to the People's Liberation Army.
‘We now have more massage parlors than we do Starbucks coffee cafes' in Kansas, says Sen. Roger Marshall.
By: Steve Lance, Frank Fang
‘The China of 30 years ago is very different than the China today, even five years ago; they’ve become more aggressive at home, abroad, militarily.’
‘They're landing on our shores through small boats,' he said. Delegate James Moylan (R-Guam) is raising the alarm about the number of Chinese
‘We cannot just engage China on what China is good at, but also by ignoring the weakness, [the] vulnerability of that regime.'
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