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How the CCP Silences Talk on Forced Organ Harvesting in the West
Beijing uses its long arm to stifle people from speaking out about its atrocities.
How the CCP Silences Talk on Forced Organ Harvesting in the West
Beijing uses its long arm to stifle people from speaking out about its atrocities.
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Washington Man Sentenced Over Harassment of First Responders
The 21-year-old has been sentenced for four federal felonies stemming from what the DOJ said was ‘extensive illegal harassing activity.’
CCP Restricts Export of Some Aviation, Aerospace Parts Amid Tech War With West
Experts say the move has more political significance for the CCP than any actual effect on the West.
Congressional Democrats Propose June as Black Music Month
‘Black music is the soundtrack of our struggle and joy,’ says Rep. Shontel Brown.
South Korea to Resume Military Drills Near DMZ After North Sends Trash Balloons
South Korea is ending a landmark military agreement with North Korea following a campaign of harassment that included refuse-carrying balloons.
US, 5 Eyes Partners Issue Fresh Warnings About China Recruiting Former Western Military Pilots
FVEY and NATO members have previously raised concerns about Chinese efforts to recruit their former military pilots.
Senate GOP Blocks Right to Contraception Bill
The bill aimed to guarantee access to contraception nationwide as Democrats seek to spotlight the issue ahead of the November elections.
1 in 6 US Adults to Suffer From Cardiovascular Diseases by 2050: American Heart Association
The prevalence of stroke is expected to jump from 10 million cases to almost 20 million.
Court Overturns SEC’s Enhanced Regulations for Private Equity and Hedge Funds
Because the court found that the SEC exceeded its authority in setting the rule, the judges did not evaluate the remaining issues, according to the ruling.
US State Department Warns Dual Citizens Might Be Stuck in Ukraine
‘There is an extremely high risk you will not be allowed to depart, even with a U.S. passport,’ the U.S. Embassy says.
Philadelphia Rally Outside American Transplant Congress Calls to End Forced Organ Harvesting in China
Participants called for stronger international policies, greater awareness, and unified action to put an end to these human rights abuses.
House Democrats Propose Independent Ethics Office for Supreme Court
The bill came in response to controversy surrounding the upside down flag that flew outside of Justice Alito’s Virginia home.
Coping with Parosmia—Perceived Rancid Smells
Tens of thousands of lives have been turned upside down by a long COVID symptom that shifts the sympathetic nervous system into overdrive.
In Normandy, Biden to Mark 80th Anniversary of D-Day, Meet Zelenskyy
The president is expected to caution the Ukrainian leader about excessive cross-border strikes on Russia using American weapons.
Don’t Like Grits? You Just Haven’t Tried Greg Johnsman’s
The South Carolina miller makes a case for milling heirloom corn the old-fashioned way, for hearty, flavorful grits in all their intended glory.
Don’t Like Grits? You Just Haven’t Tried Greg Johnsman’s
The South Carolina miller makes a case for milling heirloom corn the old-fashioned way, for hearty, flavorful grits in all their intended glory.
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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
What Is Going on Here?
There are two major things plants need to survive and continue generating our life saving oxygen. The first is CO2, and the second is sunshine.
Daylight Saving Time Nonsense
A more appropriate and meaningful parameter to decide on time changes or no time changes is improving the average temperature profile during the 8-hour work day
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Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
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Aspirin Use Helps Immune System Fight Colorectal Cancer: Study
A new study adds to the evidence linking daily aspirin use to reduced cancer risk, however, other research suggests it has the opposite effect in older people.
Aspirin Use Helps Immune System Fight Colorectal Cancer: Study
A new study adds to the evidence linking daily aspirin use to reduced cancer risk, however, other research suggests it has the opposite effect in older people.
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Stephen Crane’s Short Story, ‘The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky’
Scratchy Wilson welcomes Jack Potter and his bride back to town.
‘Good Kill’: Planes, Drones, and Automation
Is it morally preferable to launch bombs from a distance rather than up close?
The Vandalism of Rome: The Empire is Dead, Long Live the Empire
Rome’s sacking spelled the end for the long-lasting empire. But its language, culture, and values live on, in some fashion, 2,000 years later.
‘Ezra’: An Excellent Mini-‘Rain Man’ Father-Son Road Trip
Autism has proliferated since the 1990s. The very fine “Ezra” puts a human face on the situation and sets up the coming Big Pharma exposé doc “Protocol 7.”
Stephen Crane’s Short Story, ‘The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky’
Scratchy Wilson welcomes Jack Potter and his bride back to town.
The 3-Ingredient Pasta Recipe That Anyone Can Make
Upgrade your mac and cheese with cacio e pepe, a classic Roman pasta that’s creamy, cheesy bliss.
Going to Yosemite National Park? This Scenic Train Ride Has Made USA Today’s Top 10 List
The steam locomotive could be the best way to explore Yosemite National Park.
Rick Steves’ Europe: Scenic Wonder in Austria’s Hallstatt
Hallstatt is one of Europe’s oldest settlements—even older than Rome.
Going to Yosemite National Park? This Scenic Train Ride Has Made USA Today’s Top 10 List
The steam locomotive could be the best way to explore Yosemite National Park.
Elizabeth Van Lew: Virginia Socialite and Union Spymaster
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we see how a wealthy Virginia bachelorette’s abolitionist and Union sympathies led to an formidable spy ring.
John Coffee ‘Jack’ Hays: Famous Texas Ranger
This land surveyor brought law and order to the new Republic of Texas.
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