In War Against Cartels, Mexican State Finds New Ways to Fight Back
The state of Sonora became a hotbed for cartel gun battles due to its location near the US–Mexico border.
How the Capture of Fort Ticonderoga Ended the Siege of Boston
In ‘This Week in History,’ the Continental Congress convenes for the second time while numerous patriots seize two important fortifications
Seeing the Invisible World
What is most precious may be lurking just beneath the surface—if we look hard enough.
4 Indispensable Lessons in Hospitality I Learned Working in a British-Style Tearoom
More than clotted cream and fine china, it’s the small, love-driven details that stay with you long after the last sip.
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▶Steve Bannon: Trump Is Waging ‘Economic Warfare’ on the Chinese Communist Party
‘The next 100 days is going to be three times more intense, dramatic, and meaningful than the first 100 days,’ Bannon says.
Centre-Left Labor Party Wins Australian Election, Opposition Leader Loses His Seat
Australians have comprehensively rejected the agenda run by the opposition, and re-elected Labor as a majority government.
First Driverless Heavy Duty Trucking Service Launched on US Public Roads
The autonomous service is being launched as labor groups are pushing for measures to protect truck driver jobs.
Day in Photos: Hailstorm in Paris, US–Philippines Military Exercises, and Traditional Wedding in Pakistan
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
California’s Tugboat Operators Struggle Under Costly New Emissions Rules
Industry officials said the revised harbor watercraft rule requires air filtration technology that does not exist.
Trump Admin Sues Colorado, Denver for Sanctuary Laws Shielding Illegal Immigrants
The complaint follows an executive order signed by the president cracking down against jurisdictions obstructing federal immigration enforcement.
Your Brain Craves Beauty, Here’s Why
What pleases your eyes can also heal your heart, mind, and body.
US Tariff on Auto Parts Goes Into Effect
The new duties target key vehicle components but include exemptions for USMCA-compliant parts to preserve North American supply chains.
Gov. Abbott Signs Texas’s $1 Billion School Choice Bill Into Law
Texas now joins more than half of U.S. states that offer a school choice program.
Small Reactor Innovations Spur Global Interest in Nuclear Energy
With the ‘democratization of nuclear’ on the horizon, international regulators wonder if inspections, licensing can be streamlined without compromising safety.
My Near-Death Experience as a Scientist and a Mother
A miraculous vision brought my daughter and I back to life when I nearly died during childbirth.
Residents Say Sudden Deaths Are Increasing in China
They told The Epoch Times that recently more young and middle-aged people around them have died suddenly.
Zelenskyy Says Vatican Meeting With Trump Was the Best So Far
Zelenskyy touted the U.S.–Ukraine minerals deal as a key outcome of the meeting, urging Ukrainian lawmakers to ratify it quickly.
Housing Crisis in Spain and Italy Goes Beyond Holiday Rental Boom
Residents in both countries say there’s no easy solution to rising costs and a worsening housing shortage.
▶Shen Yun ‘Soothing to the Heart,’ Says Rosemont Audience Member
On April 27, Shen Yun Performing Arts dazzled audience members at the Rosemont Theatre in Rosemont, Illinois.
Iberian Blackout Raises Concerns Over Renewables-Heavy Power Grids
The incident is ‘a lesson in trigger events and systemic risk, both of which are exaggerated by renewables,’ says analyst Andy Mayer.
Epoch Readers Applaud Trump’s First 100 Days in Office: Poll
Readers say Trump’s second term is off to a strong start, with immigration enforcement and bans on gender ideology in schools earning top marks.
What Smart Scales Get Right–And Wrong
Smart scales promise to reveal muscle mass, bone density, and body fat, but they have notable shortcomings
MS-13 Gang Members Allegedly Stab 3 Virginia State Prison Officers
Five of the prisoners accused in the attack are in the United States illegally.
What Loss of Federal Funding and Tax-Exempt Status Could Mean for Harvard
Historically, private, for-profit colleges have had a difficult time remaining financially stable.
Rescued Hostage Shares Journey From Pain to Hope on Canvas
Russian-Israeli artist prepares to kick off a traveling art exhibition in May in New York featuring works he’s created since being freed.
Romanians Gear Up for Presidential Election—Here Are the Candidates and Key Issues
The country is set to go to the polls in what could be the most contentious vote since it threw off the shackles of communism more than 3 decades ago.
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