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The government aims to build 377,000 new homes and will underwrite the construction industry.
Li Qiang’s visit has, for the most part, been notable for shedding minimal light and generating no heat.
Australian government reduced the wind zone size by one third to move the project further away from the Illawara Coastline.
Libertarian MLC John Ruddick proposed the legislation in the last session of the NSW Parliament. The City of Sydney is also currently reviewing alcohol bans.
Another $10 million in humanitarian assistance for Gaza has recently been announced by the Australian government.
The popular giant panda duo Wang Wang and Fu Ni at Adelaide Zoo will be leaving Australia at the end of 2024 and replaced by a new pair.
‘If you are afraid of Chinese aggression in the South China Sea or Taiwan, then you should be very concerned about Ukraine,’ said NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg.
Lawsuit is seeking damages and a declaration that Pfizer violated agreements with the state.
The vagus nerve acts as a critical communication pathway between the brain and major organs, influencing both physical and mental health.
A U.S. appeals court panel of judges issued a unanimous ruling, arguing that a federal agency properly evaluated the impacts.
An analysis provided more insight into who may be most at risk of developing ‘long COVID.’
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‘Eric’ warned that many in the West still do not understand the real nature of the Chinese Communist Party.
On the horror end, news organisations could use AI to write news stories, and sack hundreds of journalists.
Australia looks weak when our security is as challenging as it has been for decades.
Perhaps there’s a corner of Slovakia where Big Brother’s gaze doesn’t reach—yet.
Beat the Heat With Gazpacho
This raw, chilled vegetable soup makes a wholesome summer refresher.
Epoch Readers’ Stories
There Was a Time
Someday, maybe, God will decide we’ve suffered enough, and ... then we will return.
The Untold Stories of the Tiananmen Massacre
We will never know how many people were massacred the night of June 3‒4, 1989
A History Of The American Nation
A patriotic poem by Ted Schneider
Of Cars and Kids
Why should our kids have to settle for a Trabant, or a Pyonghwa, education when they could have a BMW?
A Nation Divided
Poem by an American Patriot
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Stanford Researchers Identify 6 Types of Depression Using Brain Imaging
A new study identified six subtypes of depression that respond differently to various treatments.
Stanford Researchers Identify 6 Types of Depression Using Brain Imaging
A new study identified six subtypes of depression that respond differently to various treatments.
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‘1984’: Big Brother is Knocking Loud. Are You Listening?
Director Michael Radford’s scorching landmark film resonates now more than ever.
‘Hit Man’: Richard Linklater Directs a Fun Summer Romcom
It’s 97 percent critics, 93 percent audiences on Rotten Tomatoes; yup, it’s a hit, man.
‘The Screwtape Letters’: C.S. Lewis’s Satirical Theology
The demon Screwtape has a sophisticated understanding of human nature and a ruthless commitment to undermining it in this classic read.
The Case for an American History and Heritage Month
It’s time to celebrate the American spirit, heritage, and perseverance with a celebratory month.
‘1984’: Big Brother is Knocking Loud. Are You Listening?
Director Michael Radford’s scorching landmark film resonates now more than ever.
The Great 1908 Auto Race Around the World
An international contest, a last-minute American entrance, and a 22,000-mile trek proved the industrial might of America’s auto industry.
Leontyne Price: From Choir Girl to Opera Princess
From Cleopatra to Aida, this opera singer solidified her legacy in the opera world.
How a Young Inventor Gave Coney Island Its Greatest Attraction
In ‘This Week in History,’ an inventor from the Midwest shrunk the railroad, came to New York, and launched America’s obsession with roller coasters.
Peach Crisp, the Perfect Summer Dessert
Peach is one fruit that defines summer. And this dessert will let us enjoy the season even more.
Tired of Crowded Campgrounds? Colorado Company Taps Businesses to Host RV Travelers Overnight
Although camping with alpacas is free, you can support the local business by purchasing its merchandise.
Guide to Stockholm: 15 Things to Know Before Visiting the Capital of Sweden
Stockholm is broken into a dozen districts and each one is worth exploring.
Camp With Camels in San Diego’s Backcountry
Camel Camp supports a sanctuary that protects displaced camels.
Tired of Crowded Campgrounds? Colorado Company Taps Businesses to Host RV Travelers Overnight
Although camping with alpacas is free, you can support the local business by purchasing its merchandise.
