FBI and NSA Had Low Confidence That Russia Was Behind the DNC Hack
The assessment was scrapped after the agencies dissented, but the Obama administration proceeded to accuse Moscow.
The Harrowing Realities of Uyghur Life in China: Rushan Abbas
Uyghurs are being mass surveilled, forcibly sterilized, and exploited as slave labor both in Xinjiang and beyond, says author Rushan Abbas.
Ukraine Proposes New Round of Peace Talks With Russia
Ukrainian president reiterates that he is ready to talk face-to-face with his Russian counterpart.
7 Critically Injured, 30 Hurt as Vehicle Strikes Crowd in East Hollywood
The car crashed into a crowd standing outside a nightclub in the early morning of July 19.
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Snapshots of the fast-growing global pharmaceutical industry.
Astronomer CEO Andy Byron Resigns After Viral Video of Him and HR Head on Concert Jumbotron
The company’s board of directors accepted Byron’s resignation on July 19.
US Revokes Visas for Brazilian Judge, His Allies Over Bolsonaro Prosecution
The former Brazilian leader is now barred from using social media or communicating with foreign diplomats.
Exclusive: Dr. Marty Makary Reveals How He’s Transforming the FDA
In this wide-ranging interview, we dive into his work to change dietary guidelines, improve drug approval processes, and reduce conflicts of interest.
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Europe Pushes Age-Verification System for Kids: Here’s How It Works
Supporters said the system balanced safety and privacy, while critics warned enforcement would be difficult and could expand digital ID requirements.
Trump Admin Greenlights Gold Mine in Nevada
The approval follows Trump signing an executive order to boost domestic mineral production.
China’s Record‑Low Pension Adjustment Reveals Shrinking Safety Net
Beijing’s 2 percent pension bump—the smallest in 20 years—highlights a cash‑starved system as provinces dip into retirement funds to stay afloat.
Trump Pledges to Prevent US Central Bank Digital Currency
The president had previously raised concerns about central bank digital currencies negatively affecting freedoms of Americans.
Tariffs Yes, Deficit No: Readers Weigh In on Economic News
Epoch Times readers strongly support most of President Trump’s tariff strategy but are concerned about the looming federal deficit.
How a Young Woman Has Stayed Healthy for Two Decades After Deadly Cancer
After a surgery in which her one remaining ovary, uterus, and part of her intestines were removed, Yang Ya-chuan still survived and thrived.
EPA Slashes 23 Percent of Its Workforce, Eliminating Scientific Research Arm
The Environmental Protection Agency said it plans to create a new office that will allow EPA to prioritize research and science ‘more than ever before.’
US Threat to Sanction Russia’s Trade Partners Draws Muted Response
The U.S. president has threatened to slap hefty tariffs on Russia’s trade partners if Moscow fails to agree to a cease-fire in Ukraine within 50 days.
How a View From Pikes Peak Inspired America’s Most Famous Poem
In ‘This Week in History,’ a Massachusetts professor, visiting Colorado to teach a summer course, pens her famous poem after summiting Pikes Peak.
The Lesser-Known Poems of Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s poetic genius extended far beyond a handful of his most popular poems.
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7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Off Alaska Coast; Tsunami Warning Issued
The quake struck about 50 miles south of Sand Point on the Alaska Peninsula.
Explosion Kills 3 Deputies at Los Angeles Sheriff’s Training Facility
The department identified the deputies killed as members of its arson and explosives unit.
Supreme Court Temporarily Reinstates North Dakota Electoral Map Rejected by Lower Court
Justice Brett Kavanaugh put a federal appeals court ruling on hold that blocks voting discrimination lawsuits in seven states.
The Hidden Risks in Common Breakfasts–and How to Fix Them
Small morning choices can have big effects on energy, focus, and health.
Plainville, Conn. Offers the American Experience in Miniature
In ‘Plainville, Connecticut: A History,' a small town serves as a microcosm for the national odyssey.
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Off Alaska Coast; Tsunami Warning Issued
The quake struck about 50 miles south of Sand Point on the Alaska Peninsula.
Explosion Kills 3 Deputies at Los Angeles Sheriff’s Training Facility
The department identified the deputies killed as members of its arson and explosives unit.
Supreme Court Temporarily Reinstates North Dakota Electoral Map Rejected by Lower Court
Justice Brett Kavanaugh put a federal appeals court ruling on hold that blocks voting discrimination lawsuits in seven states.
Duplicate Medicaid Enrollees Cost Taxpayers $14 Billion a Year: Report
Millions of people are enrolled in Medicaid in more than one state. The Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services is cleaning up the rolls.
African Countries Desperate to Avoid Trump’s Latest Tariff Deadline
Nations in Africa are confident that deals can be reached with the U.S. government to avoid higher tariffs on Aug. 1.
What Is Your Marginal Tax Rate?
You should know how the marginal rate works when planning your tax filings.
British and Irish Lions Defeat Wallabies in First Test Match
The Wallabies left themselves too much to do after a lightning-fast start from the Lions.
The Band Perry Returns to Country Roots, Reuniting With Big Machine Label Group
The Grammy-winning music group transitioned toward pop music in 2016.
