Trump to Announce $70 Billion Energy and Innovation Investment in Pittsburgh
The president is meeting with business leaders to discuss how best to meet the energy and computing needs of the future.
Trump Starts Process to Replace Fed Chair, Won’t Oust Powell Early, Bessent Says
The treasury secretary said a formal search has started for Powell’s successor amid Trump’s frustration over Fed interest rates the president said are too high.
EU Diplomats Discuss Gaza Aid Deal
A new deal will allow more food and humanitarian aid into the Gaza strip.
Homeland Security Calls Claims of Hungry Detainees Fake News
The agency responded to a news story that said illegal immigrants being held by ICE claim to be going hungry or being fed spoiled food.
Is There Enough Water to Quench the Thirst of AI Super Data Centers?
Millions of gallons of water and the chemicals needed for cooling data centers are a growing concern for communities across the United States.
Trump Announces Trade Deal With Indonesia
The United States maintains a $17.9 billion goods trade deficit with Indonesia.
Violence Against ICE Escalates Across America
‘Protesting is a constitutionally protected activity,’ Sheriff Roy Boyd said. ‘What you’re seeing is not protests. What you’re seeing is an insurgency.’
LIVE July 17, 12 PM ET: 2025 Rally and Parade to End the Persecution of Falun Dafa
July 20 marks the 26th anniversary of the deadly persecution of the spiritual practice Falun Dafa, also known as Falun Gong, in China.
Kremlin Says Trump’s Comments on Secondary Tariffs Are Serious, Need Time to Analyze
Trump had said earlier this week he would introduce ’secondary tariffs’ on goods from third countries that trade with Russia.
China’s Luxury Hotels Take to the Streets to Stay Afloat
Luxury hotels are competing with street vendors for consumers amid economic slowdown.
China Finalizes New Export Control on Crucial Mine Processing Technologies
The move materializes a threat made in the earlier stage of the trade war with the United States.
Thousands of Afghans Secretly Relocated to Britain After Data Leak, Says UK Government
The British government has disclosed the scale and cost of a covert Afghan resettlement operation triggered by a sensitive data breach.
International Buyers Purchased $56 Billion Worth of US Homes in 1 Year
Buyers from China accounted for 15 percent of all foreign purchases, followed by Canadian buyers, at 14 percent.
3 Stretching Exercises for Relieving Lower Back Tension and Pain
Targeted stretching of the iliopsoas, one of the body’s largest muscle groups, can help reduce lower back discomfort.
Attorney General Pam Bondi Dismisses Justice Department’s Top Ethics Lawyer
The former ethics lawyer said in a post that he was terminated last week.
Apple, MP Materials Announce $500 Million Deal to Expand US Rare-Earth Supply Chain
The two companies will build a Texas factory to produce neodymium magnets for Apple products, supplying U.S. and global markets to meet rising demand.
‘Their Chief Claim to Fame Is Fame Itself’: Heroes and Celebrities
Historian Daniel Boorstin makes the distinction between heroes and celebrities as defined in this modern age of technology and social media platforms.
Barbecue Hall of Famer Reveals 7 Common Grilling Mistakes People Make
With a scientist’s curiosity and a grillmaster’s finesse, Meathead Goldwyn busts the myths holding home cooks back from backyard greatness.
How to Make Carbs Healthy Again
Experts recommend considering multiple factors when choosing carbs.
You’ll Be Crazy for Corn After You Try This Summer Soup
This creamy soup sports a topping of roasted poblano chiles and savory Mexican chorizo.
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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.
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.
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.
California Community Colleges Consider New Application Fee to Deter Scammers
The plan includes potential waivers for students who have financial hardship.
UK Launches $845 Million EV Grant Scheme to Boost Electric Car Sales
Up to 3,750 pounds ($4,880) will be available per vehicle, as UK ministers back the electric car market.
Starbucks Asks Corporate Employees to Return to Office 4 Days a Week by October
The typical in-office schedule for workers will be Monday through Thursday, said CEO Brian Niccol.
World’s Oldest Marathon Runner Dies at 114 After Being Hit by Car
Fauja Singh became the oldest man to run a full marathon in 2011 at the age of 100 in Toronto.
‘Jaws’ Star Dreyfuss Misses Shark-Themed Fan Convention After Bronchitis Diagnosis
Dreyfuss, 77, was barred by doctors from flying to the Florida event, which came on the heels of the 50th anniversary of the release of ‘Jaws.’
