Howard Koplowitz

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Howard Koplowitz reports on crime and breaking news events for International Business Times. Howard formerly worked on IBT's continuous news desk, where he covered trending topics. He joined IBT in March 2012.

Previously, Howard covered political corruption, health, crime and other beats for TimesLedger Newspapers in Queens, New York, where he won several national and state awards for his reporting.

Howard graduated from the SUNY-Albany, where he received a bachelor's degree in political science and minored in journalism.

White Appreciation Day 2015: Rubbin' Buttz BBQ Faces Backlash Over Discriminatory Discount For White People

The Hispanic-owned Rubbin' Buttz BBQ in Colorado said white customers will receive a 10 percent discount on June 11.

UK Elections 2015: Will Britain Leave The European Union?

A Brexit from the European Union would have wide-ranging economic implications for the U.K.

US Race War 2015? 'The Guillotines Are Ready,' Michael Savage Tells Alex Jones

Michael Savage said Obama is "successful" in instigating a civil war in the United States.

UK Elections 2015: What Does Conservative Victory Mean For The European Union And United Kingdom?

The United Kingdom may no longer be in the European Union after an "in/out" referendum was promised by 2017.

Stephen Colbert Donates $800K For South Carolina School Programs

The money will help fund school program requests in South Carolina.

Election 2016: What Do Hillary Clinton, Carly Fiorina Mean For Equal Pay For Women, Maternity Leave?

Women don't vote based on gender, so Hillary Clinton and Carly Fiorina need to stick to policy.

Illegal Immigration 2015: Texas Border Security Plan Wants States To Enforce Federal Laws

State Senate Democrats questioned whether the proposal is constitutional.

Ben Carson For President 2016: Retired Neurosurgeon's Presidential Campaign Kicked Off In Detroit

Retired neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson, a Republican, launched his presidential campaign Monday and noted that he was proud he has never run for public office.

Who Is Carly Fiorina's Husband? Meet Frank Fiorina, 2016 Candidate's Biggest Booster

The former AT&T executive retired early to support his wife's career.

Elton Simpson ID'd As 1 Of 'Draw Muhammad' Contest Shooters In Garland, Texas

Two gunmen were killed by authorities after they fired shots at a 'Draw Muhammad' event in Garland, Texas, on Sunday night.

Mike Huckabee 2016 Announcement: Can Former Arkansas Governor Capitalize On 2008 Momentum?

Mike Huckabee has to woo more than evangelical voters to win the Republican Party's U.S. presidential nomination next year.

Ben Carson 2016 Presidential Announcement Coming Monday

Ben Carson's exploratory committee sent out a "final email" Saturday indicating he would make a decision on 2016 Monday.

NYPD Officer Shot In Queens: Plainclothes Officer Shot In The Head In NYC

The wounded officer reportedly was a member of the NYPD's Anti-Crime Division.

Brian Williams Taken Off 'NBC Nightly News' Podcast Artwork

The change may signal that Brian Williams won't be returning to "NBC Nightly News."

Baltimore Freddie Gray Rally: Thousands March At City Hall To Cheer Charges Against Officers

Demonstrators hold "victory rally," cheering charges in Freddie Gray case.

Michigan Earthquake 2015: Light Quake Felt From Southeast Michigan To Cleveland

Communities from Cleveland to southeastern Michigan felt the effects of the quake.

Baltimore Uprising 2015: Parents Of Black Males On Opposite Sides Of Town Fear Police Harassment, Violence Against Their Children

Black parents from East and West Baltimore say that long before the death of Freddie Gray, they had feared harassment and violence from police.

Baltimore Riots 2015: Anger Festers Under Curfew-Induced Calm

Black men who protested in Baltimore recounted their experiences with police harassment.

Baltimore Riots 2015: City Residents' Struggle Under Poverty, Income Inequality and Mass Incarceration Predates Freddie Gray Unrest

Years of socio-economic disparity predate the widespread violence and looting that has ensnared Baltimore this week. Residents say they have had enough.

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