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US Government, States File Lawsuit Against Amazon for Monopolistic Practices
The lawsuit alleges the company degrades the overall online retail economy through harsh anti-competitive tactics.

FTC Sues Medical Company for ‘Anticompetitive’ Practices, Raising Anesthesia Costs in Texas
A private equity firm bought up anesthesia practices in Texas and engaged in price-setting arrangements, the FTC says.
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Epoch Original Documentary: 'No Farmers No Food, Will You Eat The Bugs?' Exposes the Master Plan Behind the Climate Agenda
The exclusive documentary provides an in-depth look at how world governments are shaping a global food crisis.
Judge Rules Trump Liable for Fraud in New York Civil Lawsuit
A New York state judge ruled that former President Donald Trump and his company are liable for fraud.
Senate Advances Funding Stopgap to Avoid Government Shutdown
The continuing resolution includes $6.1 billion in funding for Ukraine and $6 billion for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
McCarthy Races Senate to Field Continuing Resolution, Avoid Government Shutdown
Speaker McCarthy promises a continuing resolution vote this week, aiming to preempt the Senate and a coalition of House moderates from offering their own terms
Scientists Move Closer to Potential Blood Test for Detecting Long COVID
With a lack of specifically identifying biomarkers, doctors have found it difficult to identify whether patients are suffering from long COVID.
California Bill Tightens Restrictions Against Evictions for Property Owners
Critics say SB 567’s impacts will hurt small “mom-and-pop” property owners who may need assistance making ends meet and need to live in the same properties.
Target to Close 9 Stores in 4 Democrat-Led States Citing 'Organized Retail Crime'
The company said that it continues to face challenges 'despite our efforts' to stop theft at its stores in New York, Washington, California, and Oregon.
Experts Warn Organized Crime Is Bolstering Terror Networks in Africa
And intelligence operatives say the world ignores the threat at its peril.
Gambling Addictions Spike as Billions Are Made in Sports Betting Advertising, Tax Revenue
'Since the legalization of online gambling, in five years, our [gambling] helpline calls since have gone up 288%'
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Trump Attorney: New York Attorney General Has No Case
President Donald Trump's attorneys say that New York Attorney General Letitia James has 'no valid authority' to sue the former president.
Uyghur Activist Rushan Abbas on the CCP’s War Against Freedom
Ms. Abbas talks about the Chinese Communist Party's genocide in Xinjiang and its infiltration of the West.

Why Every Home Needs Burgeoning Bookshelves
A house full of books is a house full of blessings, so don't be afraid to let them pile up
Why Every Home Needs Burgeoning Bookshelves
A house full of books is a house full of blessings, so don't be afraid to let them pile up
What Happens to Social Security Payments If the Government Shuts Down?
Experts say that some administrative operations at the Social Security Administration would be impacted by a government shutdown—but checks will still be sent.
How Probiotics Can Make Us Feel Worse
Experts often tout probiotics as knights in shining armor when it comes to gut health. But too much of a good thing can add fuel to the fire.
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Artwork of Biba Kayewich
"Biba Kayewich, the illustrator for The Epoch Times, is indeed the Norman Rockwell of our times."
County and State Fairs
For homeschoolers and all parents, this is a priceless opportunity for your children to take part in a community arts and crafts display."
Trump the Peace President
"Today the world is probably closer to an accidental nuclear conflict than at any time since the Cuban missile crisis."
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Are Death Certificate Discrepancies Misguiding Health Policy?
Researchers have found death certificates across the country are rife with unsettling discrepancies, casting doubts on the reliability of our health records.

Are Death Certificate Discrepancies Misguiding Health Policy?
Researchers have found death certificates across the country are rife with unsettling discrepancies, casting doubts on the reliability of our health records.

“Radical Wolfe’: American Literary Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
"Radical Wolfe" reveals author Tom Wolfe to be an unflappable, powerfully principled, conservative-leaning, old school family man.

‘The Seventh Seal’: An Ingmar Bergman Masterpiece
A medieval knight may find the meaning of his life during the Plague in a very serious game of chess with the Grim Reaper.

‘Dauntless:’ Filipinos in World War II
Marie Silva Vallejo’s highly researched account looks at the Filipino contribution of the First and Second Filipino Regiments of the U.S. Army during WWII.

Winfield Scott: A Strict But Fair General
The military was in his big bones, as he served over 50 years as a commander in the young country called the United States.

“Radical Wolfe’: American Literary Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
"Radical Wolfe" reveals author Tom Wolfe to be an unflappable, powerfully principled, conservative-leaning, old school family man.

Bruges Brews Lift a Weary Traveler’s Spirits
The beer from Bruges attracts aficionados from near and far.

Ed Perkins on Travel: What's the Buzz?
Frequent flyer programs give customers access to airline lounges, and occasionally, a free flight. However, some programs have recently changed their policy.

4 Family Travel Destinations That Are Both Affordable and Exciting
Here are a few of the best locations for your next family vacation!
Bruges Brews Lift a Weary Traveler’s Spirits
The beer from Bruges attracts aficionados from near and far.