The Epoch Times

On tap are proposed strikes on Ukraine money, withholding U.N. funding, spending $2.1 billion on the border wall, and funding agencies at FY19 levels.

Despite hopes earlier in the week that they were moving toward a compromise, House Republicans remain as divided as ever on funding the government.

A growing list of food sources, including shrimp, pigs, and beef, are being targeted by mRNA gene therapy technology, and the risks are entirely unknown.

Inventory shortages continue to push up home prices, exacerbating affordability concerns.

While the House is majoritarian, the Senate is another ballgame. One where the minority has influence. Look no further than Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.).

Several Bay Area health agencies in California have said that mandatory masking will return to hospitals.

In 2017, an NIH doctor flagged safety issues at the Wuhan lab linked to the COVID-19 lab leak theory, suggesting NIH knew about problems there earlier.

A quarter-million jobs in the state could be affected by allowing autonomous trucks, according to estimates by the California Labor Federation.

For medical professionals, the FDA's move raises troubling questions about efficacy, safety, and regulatory diligence.