What to Know About the House’s 6-Month Stopgap Funding Bill
Congress has until March 14 to avert a shutdown.
Mike Rowe: Why Are 7.2 Million Able-Bodied Men Not Looking for Work?
Mike Rowe is the founder of mikeroweWORKS Foundation, which awards millions of dollars in work ethic scholarships for young people.
Lucas Miles on the Surprising Religious Origins of the ‘Woke’ Movement
Wokeism has permeated a lot of the current culture and politics.
‘What Happened to the McCrays?’: Surviving Grief
Tracey Lange’s new novel ‘What Happened to the McCrays?’ is a gentle, slow-reveal story about a couple forced to confront the grief that broke them apart.
The Great War, Paris, and the Founding of the American Legion
In ‘This Week in History,’ several WWI officers, after the war, suggested creating a veterans organization. It became America’s largest and most powerful.
Register Now for a Worldwide Photography Competition
An international photography competition inspires positivity and preserves tradition.
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Who Is Mark Carney, Canada’s Next Prime Minister
The exact time he will be become prime minister has yet to be determined, with Trudeau saying last week that a transition period will be necessary.
Elon Musk Announces ‘Massive Cyberattack’ Causing X Outage
Thousands of people on Monday reported that the social media platform was down for them.
Epoch Times Responds to Chinese Hacking Attack: ‘We Will Not Back Down’
The DOJ indicted Chinese hackers over a broad cyber attack campaign that targeted The Epoch Times as well as the U.S. government and civil groups.
The Legal Loophole That Costs Medicaid Billions
How states inflate the cost of Medicaid to get more money from the federal treasury.
X Takes Down Network of Chinese Accounts Amplifying NYT Attacks on Shen Yun
An Epoch Times investigation exposed thousands of fake and malicious accounts that spread CCP propaganda, including via Western media.
Ontario Moves Ahead With 25 Percent Surcharge on Electricity Exported to US
The electricity tariff will be paid by utility providers in the three impacted states of New York, Michigan, and Minnesota.
Courts Rethinking Machine Gun Ban in the Post-Bruen World
Gun safety activists decry rulings as irresponsible, as gun rights activists say 2022 Supreme Court’s Bruen decision is about clarifying the founders’ intent.
DOGE Says It Found $312 Million in Loans That Were Given to Children During Pandemic
About 5,600 loans worth $312 million went ’to borrowers whose only listed owner was 11 years old or younger at the time of the loan,' DOGE said.
Trump Confirms Ongoing Talks With 4 Bidders for Potential TikTok Sale
Trump has said he would consider extending the deadline for a ban on TikTok if no deal is reached.
Europe Remains Heavily Reliant on US Arms Exports, New Analysis Finds
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute found that U.S. arms transfers to Europe grew by 233 percent from 2020 to 2024.
Falun Gong Practitioner Highlights CCP’s Abuses at UN Despite Interruption by Chinese Diplomat
Ding Lebin says he was not surprised by the regime’s effort to stop him from delivering his address.
Shen Yun ‘Tugs at the Heartstrings,’ Says Executive Director
On March 9, Zachariah Mikutowicz, the executive director of a university, watched Shen Yun Performing Arts at the Symphony Hall with his family.
US Regulator Says Banks Can Engage in Some Cryptocurrency Activities
The OCC reversed a decision made in 2021 and said it was withdrawing from joint statements on crypto risks issued to banks.
ICE Arrests Palestinian Green Card Holder Who Led Columbia University Protest
His attorney said she was informed by an ICE agent that they will revoke the student’s green card to enforce the State Department’s order.
China Issues Spring Infectious Diseases Outbreak Prevention Notice Amid Wave of Infections
What the authorities really want to investigate is the situation of human bird flu infections in southern China, according to one expert.
Noem Taps New Leadership at ICE, Moves to Identify Leakers Within DHS
Noem named Todd Lyons as the acting ICE director, and Madison Sheahan as the deputy director.
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
China’s Consumer Prices Fall for the First Time in 13 Months as Deflationary Pressures Deepen
Observers believe that the deflation shadow is unlikely to dissipate for China, especially against the backdrop of a burgeoning trade war with Washington.
Despite Cease-Fire, Experts Say Israeli Withdrawal From 5 Lebanon Posts Not Likely Soon
The IDF holds five key observation points north of the border to monitor Hezbollah—and prevent the terrorist group from looking down into Israel.
An American Memory: The One-Room Schoolhouse
The little red schoolhouse makes a comeback as parents today strive for the values that enveloped these early institutions.
Longtime Buccaneers Super Bowl Champion Re-Signs With Team
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have re-signed longtime star linebacker Lavonte David for a 14th season.
Longtime Buccaneers Super Bowl Champion Re-Signs With Team
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have re-signed longtime star linebacker Lavonte David for a 14th season.
Actor Matthew Rhys Reveals How Fatherhood Has Influenced His Performance
The 50-year-old actor will star in the upcoming thriller ‘Hallow Road’ premiering in May.
Actor Matthew Rhys Reveals How Fatherhood Has Influenced His Performance
The 50-year-old actor will star in the upcoming thriller ‘Hallow Road’ premiering in May.
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What You Should Know About At-Home Microplastic Blood Tests
Concerns over microplastic exposure grow, but scientists are skeptical of the new at-home diagnostic tools.
What You Should Know About At-Home Microplastic Blood Tests
Concerns over microplastic exposure grow, but scientists are skeptical of the new at-home diagnostic tools.
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Not Kidding Around: ‘The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids’
The seven kids of a mother goat learn the importance of trust and honesty in this tale compiled by the Brothers Grimm.
‘Angel and the Badman’: From Violence to Virtue
This Western shows how kindness helps a gunslinger to be a better person.
Peggy Rowe Says, Sometimes the Fun Begins at the Retirement Home
It’s never too late to share your experiences, as Peggy Rowe shows readers in her newest book, ‘Oh No, Not “The Home.”’
The Most Popular and Influential Opera Composers
From Monteverdi to Puccini, these nine brilliant composers of opera’s golden era are still popular today.
Not Kidding Around: ‘The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids’
The seven kids of a mother goat learn the importance of trust and honesty in this tale compiled by the Brothers Grimm.
Minestrone Soup
A hearty mix of vegetables, beans, and pasta in a rich tomato broth, this classic minestrone soup is as comforting as it is simple to make.
Should You Order Foreign Currency Before You Travel?
Understanding how to get foreign currency affordably can help you maximize your travel budget.
Love and Nature: ‘Annie’s Song’
John Denver’s loving ode to his wife is the epitome of his songwriting mastery.
The Spiritual Anthem ‘Rise Again’ as a New Single
The latest rendition honors the song’s legacy and gives its message renewed life.
Founding Father’s Early Life Shaped in an Unlikely Place
Alexander Hamilton’s boyhood island of St. Croix was a place of challenge, intellectual curiosity, and possibility.
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