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Behind US Exit From WHO, a Battle Over Direction of Global Public Health
One direction advocates pandemic response and vaccines, the other focuses on health promotion such as nutrition, sanitation, and economic development.
Another Round of Flooding Impacts Central Texas
Multiple rivers were forecast to remain in a state of flooding through the night into July 14.
A Year After Trump Rally Shooting, Town Still Seeks Healing, Answers
A western Pennsylvania community mobilized around the family of the man who was fatally shot when a gunman opened fire at a Trump rally.
Trump Plans Meeting With NATO Secretary General on Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will be in Washington, D.C., on July 14, where he'll meet with President Donald Trump and other officials.
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‘That’s Where Corey Chose to Sit’: Widow of Trump Rally Hero Honors His Life
The family of Corey Comperatore and supporters are paying tribute to him before the one-year anniversary of his death under tragic circumstances.
8 Chinese Nationals on Student Visas Charged in Computer ‘Pop-Up’ Scam Targeting Elders
The defendants defrauded more than $10 million from over 50 victims across 19 states.
Grand Canyon Lodge, Historic Cabins Lost in Wildfire
According to the park’s superintendent, 50 to 80 structures have been lost due to the Dragon Bravo Fire.
The CCP’s Long Arm Targeting a Religious Group in America: Justin Butterfield and Lea Patterson
In recent years, the CCP has been escalating its tactics against targets on American soil.
America in Photos: Protests in California, Trump Meets Netanyahu, Texas Flood Aftermath
Notable moments from the past week in the United States.
Noem Says Trump Wants FEMA ‘Remade,’ Not Eliminated Entirely
The Homeland Security secretary’s comments come as the death toll from floods in Texas has continued to rise.
US Links Shipbuilding Deal With South Korean Support of China Containment Policy: Seoul Official
Shipbuilding collaboration is a key topic being discussed in trade negotiations to address Seoul’s trade surplus and the threat of communist China.
Fine Motor Finesse: 5 Easy Exercises to Increase Hand Coordination and Functional Independence
Fumbling fingers can lead to frustration. Thankfully, fine motor skills can be built with intelligent exercises, like the ones we'll try today.
‘Cascade of Preventable Failures’ Contributed to Trump Assassination Attempt: Senate Report
‘Despite those failures, no one has been fired. And we only know what little discipline was handed out because I issued a subpoena,’ the committee chair said.
Parkinson’s Disease: 2nd Most Common Neurodegenerative Disorder and Its Early Signs
Parkinson’s disease is the second most common neurodegenerative disorder after Alzheimer’s disease and is characterized by changes in movement and emotion.
2 Women Killed in Kentucky Church Shooting, Suspect Also Dead
The suspect shot a state trooper, carjacked a vehicle, fled to the church, and began firing at people.
Social Security Checks May Be Smaller This Month, but Some Seniors Have Options
An expert told The Epoch Times that seniors impacted by overpayment clawbacks can appeal or apply for a waiver.
Soul Music: The Essence of What Makes a Song Uplifting
Music masters like Bach, Schubert, Schumann, and Strauss infused this esoteric ingredient to create their profound musical works.
John Northrop’s All-Wing Vision and the B-2 Stealth Bomber
In ‘This Week in History,’ America’s first International Air Meet inspired a generation of aviators, resulting in one man’s dream to alter aviation design.
Vitamin C May Reactivate Genes for Skin Renewal, Prevent Thinning Skin
Vitamin C may help rejuvenate aging skin by switching on dormant genes involved in cell renewal, research shows.
Montaigne on the Road
The French Renaissance thinker discovered the value of travel while searching for a medical cure.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
Fuel to Air India Plane Was Cut Off Before Fatal Crash: Preliminary Report
In the plane’s cockpit voice recording, one pilot was heard asking the other why the fuel switches were turned off.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order After Supreme Court Ruling
District Judge Joseph Laplante announced his decision after an hour-long hearing and said a written order will follow.
Tariff Windfall Drives Surprise $27 Billion US Budget Surplus in June
A record-high tariff haul in June fueled a rare budget surplus—and set the stage for even bigger collections ahead.
Federal Judge Reverses Biden-Era Rule That Barred Medical Debt From Credit Reports
The judge found that the CFPB exceeded its authority when it tried to ban medical debt from credit reports, striking down the rule before it could take effect.
DHS Defends Immigration Enforcement Following California Marijuana Farm Arrests
ICE agents were “serving criminal search warrants as part of a criminal investigation involved with child trafficking, child labor,” border czar Tom Homan said.
EU Won’t Retaliate to Trump’s 30 Percent Tariff, Countermeasures on Hold Until August
U.S. President Donald Trump on July 12 said he will impose a 30 percent tariff on all EU imports into the United States.
Wyoming Opens Dual Mine: Coal for Power, Rare Earths for Everything Else
The Ramaco Resources Brook Mine will extract a relatively small amount of coal, but it is loaded with minerals that domestic industries now import.
Trump Threatens to Revoke Rosie O'Donnell’s US Citizenship
It’s unclear what legal basis the president would use to revoke the New York-born comedian’s status as an American citizen.
