HeyJaredKirk’s Impact
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 11, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Epoch Times
- Top 50K sites
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- Aug 18, 2026
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Where We Were (opens the original)
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For nearly everyone in America who was beyond kindergarten in 2001, the list of so-called “flashbulb memories” is most likely topped by the 9/11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. We all seem to remember our personal circumstances: Where we were, what we were doing, whom we were with, and what we were thinking when the awful news broke. We also cannot forget how we felt that September morning when we first saw orange fireballs erupting and black smoke streaming from the Twin Towers, def
A Closer Look at Climate Change Data (opens the original)
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Constitution AveA Closer Look at Climate Change DataMark Us Preferred on GoogleEpoch Times Staff8/25/2026|Updated: 8/25/20260:00American author Mark Twain famously stated: “It ain’t what you don’t know that gets you into trouble. It’s what you know for sure that just ain’t so.”Likewise, former University of Alabama climatologist John Christy’s analysis challenges a commonly held belief that extreme high temperatures have become more prevalent.According to his report, published this spring in the
Storms, Possible Tornadoes Pummel Northeast US (opens the original)
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The Northeast United States was pounded by heavy rain and wind on Aug. 20 as storms and a possible tornado tore through the region. What was possibly a tornado touched down at a beach on Long Island, while dozens were stranded in their cars in New Jersey and parts of Delaware’s capital were left without power. A beach club in Atlantic Beach on Long Island’s outer barrier bore the brunt of the suspected whirlwind, with social media footage showing broken beach chairs and wooden beams scattered ac
Declassified Docs Reveal CCP Honeypot Operation (opens the original)
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Investigators on Operation Freshman Fifteen, looking into his campaign finances, initially believed the interns were part of a quid pro quo agreement and approved a $1,000 donation from undercover agents to Swalwell’s campaign through Fang as part of the ruse to uncover criminal activity. But after failing to find evidence within the allotted timeframe, they closed the investigation. “In this case here, you see an effort to get close to a brand-new freshman congressman by a woman who had clear C
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