Thousands Celebrate World Falun Dafa Day With Massive Parade in New York
Falun Dafa, also known as Falun Gong, is practiced in more than 100 countries around the world.
Brahms and Tchaikovsky: Titans in Tension
Though they are now both categorized as Romantic-era composers, these men created music that couldn’t have been more different.
Costumes: Another Reason to Love Opera
The musical art form presents not just an auditory experience but a visual one as well.
‘Nonnas’: An Old-Fashioned Comedy That’ll Steal Your Heart
Vince Vaughn and four fantastic ladies get top billing, but Italian cuisine is the real star.
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India, Pakistan Trade Accusations as Tensions Continue to Rise
Violence between the two nuclear powers is escalating after India struck its neighbor, accusing Islamabad of being complicit in a terror attack in Kashmir.
Tufts University Student Romeysa Ozturk Must Be Released From Detention, Judge Rules
A Vermont judge granted bail to Rumeysa Ozturk, a Turkish doctoral student whose visa was revoked and who has been held in ICE custody for more than six weeks.
New US–UK Trade Agreement—What to Know
‘Every little bit helps,’ one UK economist said about the new trade outline.
Panasonic Announces 10,000 Layoffs Worldwide
The company said it expects net sales and operating profit to decline in fiscal year 2026.
France and Poland Sign Mutual Defense Pact Amid Push for European Security Independence
The new treaty strengthens military and nuclear energy cooperation amid doubts over the future of U.S. support.
Worsening US Travel Demand Drags Down Expedia’s Q1 Results, Earnings Outlook
Expedia lowered its full-year forecast after weaker U.S. travel demand and falling inbound bookings hurt first-quarter results.
Cox Automotive Says Tariffs Impacted Wholesale Used Car Prices in April
The auto market may slow in the second half of 2025 because ’strong demand likely pulled some transactions forward,' says one expert.
NOAA Says It Will Stop Tracking Financial Impact of Extreme Weather, Climate Events
The agency said the change is ‘in alignment with evolving priorities, statutory mandates, and staffing changes.’
Arizona Becomes 5th State to Ban Funding for China-Linked Organ Transplants
Arizona joins four other states that have enacted laws to address the Chinese regime’s organ harvesting abuse.
Xi Calls on Young Chinese to ‘Serve’ Rural Areas as Unemployment Crisis Persists Amid Tariff War
As the Chinese economy continues to deteriorate, young people may rise up in rebellion, an analyst predicted.
‘Quit CCP’ Booth in New York Attacked After Receiving Terror and Bomb Threats
The nonprofit organization calls on the United States to designate China’s ruling CCP as a terrorist organization.
Europe Backs Special Tribunal to Prosecute Russia Over Ukraine War
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed the move, saying it was a moral duty for Europe to hold Moscow accountable for the war.
South Korea Court Rules to Allow Shen Yun to Perform After Theater Caved to CCP Pressure
The Baeckryung Art Center apologized for the cancellation, saying it was not acting on its own volition: ‘The Ministry of Education insisted.’
FAA Says Newark Airport Hit by New 90-Second Communications Outage
Radar screens at the major U.S. airport went dark earlier on Friday, the agency says.
University of Pennsylvania Under Investigation for ‘Inaccurate’ Foreign Funding Disclosure: ED
The Education Department sent a letter to UPenn on May 8, informing the university about the investigation.
INFOGRAPHIC: Herbal Remedies for Everyday Ailments
Common herbs, spices, and plants found in your backyard have long been used in herbal medicine to naturally relieve pain, boost immunity, and support healing.
New Top FDA Official Says He’s Not Anti-Vaccine, but Evidence Required
Dr. Vinay Prasad has criticized the government’s position on COVID-19 vaccines.
Trump Reverses Course, Says GOP Should ‘Probably Not’ Increase Taxes on Wealthy
But the president added he would be ‘OK if they do.’
Trump Floats Cutting China Tariffs to 80 Percent From 145 Percent
The announcement comes as White House officials are set to meet with high-level Chinese authorities.
Retired US Supreme Court Justice David Souter Dies at 85
Chief Justice John Roberts said that Justice Souter had ’served our Court with great distinction for nearly twenty years.’
1,000 Troops Who Identify as Transgender Being Discharged: Pentagon
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