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1 week ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Allan Stein
OAKLAND, Calif.—The Fishing Creek’s 3,000 units of horsepower is generated by twin Caterpillar 3512 main engines, enabling it to effectively push, pull, and maneuver barges and cargo ships weighing tens of thousands of tons. The tugboat, a 94-foot floating powerhouse built in 2017, is docked securely in Alameda port harbor; it’s part of Vane Brothers’ nationwide fleet of 50 tugboats and 80 barges.
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2 weeks ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Allan Stein
The Department of Veterans Affairs recognizes survivor’s guilt in veterans as a component of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). 4/30/2025Updated: 4/30/2025SHOW LOW, Ariz.—In every war, combat veterans grapple with a profound and haunting question: why did I survive while others did not? Decades after the Vietnam War concluded on April 30, 1975, the weight of “survivor’s guilt” continues to overshadow many families, particularly those whose loved ones returned forever changed.
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3 weeks ago | 
elepoch.com | Allan Stein
PRESCOTT, Arizona. Es más que una simple etiqueta. “Hecho en EE. UU.” representa orgullo y espíritu nacional, afirma John Roy, director ejecutivo de Dawson Knives en Prescott, Arizona. La empresa que dirige es un claro ejemplo de ese espíritu. Fundada hace más de 50 años por un veterano de Vietnam con maquinaria fabricada con piezas encontradas en un vertedero local, la empresa de cuchillos se enorgullece de tener “tres generaciones fuertes”.
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3 weeks ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Allan Stein
PRESCOTT, Ariz.—It’s more than just a label. “Made in America” represents pride and the national spirit, says John Roy, CEO of Dawson Knives in Prescott, Arizona. The company he heads is a prime example of that spirit. Founded more than 50 years ago by a Vietnam vet with machinery made from parts found in a local landfill, the knife company boasts that it’s “three generations strong.”Roy believes domestic companies will thrive under the import tariffs enacted by the Trump administration.
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4 weeks ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Allan Stein
PHOENIX—Electrify Expo drew thousands of visitors to Phoenix’s State Farm Stadium on April 12–13, with many being interested because of Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s raised profile within the Trump administration. Many attendees said Teslas were the key attraction at the electric vehicle (EV) and technology expo.
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1 month ago | 
epochtimes.fr | Allan Stein
Joe Marihugh a attrapé la fièvre de l’or il y a des années alors qu’il passait des seaux de sable dans un crible espérant en extraire des paillettes du précieux métal jaune. Lui et sa femme ont un jour trié 50 seaux et récupéré deux grammes d’or, soit près de 200 dollars à l’époque. Depuis, il utilise un détecteur de métaux, et a les yeux rivés au sol. « J’adore chercher de l’or », a déclaré Joe Marihugh en balayant la bobine de son détecteur de métaux sur le sol dur et sec de l’Arizona.
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1 month ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Allan Stein
LINCOLN, Calif.—As one of Northern California’s rapidly growing suburban communities, the city of Lincoln still relies on its mom-and-pop businesses for economic strength. Many of these small, often family-owned businesses focus on local markets and primarily source their products and supplies from the surrounding community. Tom Indrieri, the CEO of the Lincoln Area Chamber of Commerce, considers this to be a positive aspect of the current import tariff environment.
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1 month ago | 
elepoch.com | Allan Stein
TUCSON, Arizona — Joe Marihugh se aficionó a buscar oro hace años, cuando vertía cubos de arena en una lavadora para extraer escamas del precioso metal amarillo. Una vez, él y su esposa vertieron 50 cubos para recuperar dos gramos de oro, que en aquel momento valían casi 200 dólares. Desde entonces, él ha estado utilizando su confiable detector de metales Minelab Gold Monster 1000, con altas expectativas y los ojos puestos en el suelo. «Me encanta buscar oro.
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1 month ago | 
americafirstreport.com | Allan Stein
(The Epoch Times)—Joe Marihugh caught the gold bug years ago while running buckets of sand through a washer to extract flakes of the precious yellow metal. He and his wife once ran 50 buckets to retrieve two grams of gold, which was worth nearly $200 at the time. Since then, he has been using his dependable Minelab Gold Monster 1000 metal detector, with high expectations and his eyes fixed on the ground. “I love searching for gold.
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1 month ago | 
theepochtimes.com | Allan Stein
|April 05, 2025Updated:April 05, 2025TUCSON, Ariz.—Joe Marihugh caught the gold bug years ago while running buckets of sand through a washer to extract flakes of the precious yellow metal. He and his wife once ran 50 buckets to retrieve two grams of gold, which was worth nearly $200 at the time. Since then, he has been using his dependable Minelab Gold Monster 1000 metal detector, with high expectations and his eyes fixed on the ground. “I love searching for gold.
