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Biden Admin Redesignates Venezuela for 'Temporary Protected Status,' Half a Million More Could Gain Work Status
Some 242,000 Venezuelans already granted temporary protection will have their status extended, while another 472,000 may be eligible.
Delays in Cargo Processing as Border Agents at El Paso's BOTA Diverted to Process Wave of Illegal Immigrants
The Texas city of Eagle Pass has announced a state of emergency due to being overwhelmed by a 'severe undocumented immigrant surge.'
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2024 Federal Budget Clears House Committee as Shutdown Deadline Looms
Proposal comes amid a protracted debate among House Republicans over 2024 spending levels.
Senate Confirms CQ Brown as Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff
The confirmation of the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff comes amid Sen. Tommy Tuberville's (R-Ala.) hold on batches of military promotions.
$188 Billion Pulled From Chinese Market
Over $180 billion is leaving Chinese stock markets. Is China's world market clout waning? This comes as an emerging investor sentiment is to "avoid China."
Cancers Appearing in Ways Never Before Seen After COVID Vaccinations: Dr. Harvey Risch
Dr. Harvey Risch talks about the new 'turbo cancers,' vaccination, and how the COVID virus should be managed.
Delays in Cargo Processing as Border Agents at El Paso's BOTA Diverted to Process Wave of Illegal Immigrants
The Texas city of Eagle Pass has announced a state of emergency due to being overwhelmed by a 'severe undocumented immigrant surge.'
Some Reasons Why Lawsuits to Disqualify Trump Will Fail—Part I
The CREW lawsuit is one of several seeking to disqualify President Trump as an “insurrectionist” because of his actions in the wake of the 2020 election.
Chinese Blockade of Taiwan Will Likely Fail, Pentagon Says
'There is absolutely nothing easy about a PLA invasion of Taiwan,' Army Major General Joseph McGee tells lawmakers.
Poland No Longer Arming Ukraine, Says Polish Prime Minister
Poland summoned the Ukrainian ambassador for a dressing down following President Zelenskyy's UN remarks.
UAW Sets New Deadline to Escalate Strike If No Breakthrough in Talks
The UAW has set a new deadline of noon on Friday, Sept. 22, for expanding its strikes at Detroit's Big Three if there's no "serious progress" in talks.
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UAW Strike Deadlock Continues; Experts Warn on Repercussions
As the UAW strike standoff continues, experts say it will likely be long and lead to various economic repercussions
Human Rights Groups Demand United Nations Sanction China for Uyghur Repression
In the year since the CCP was accused of committing 'crimes against humanity' in Xinjiang, critics say little has been done to hold Beijing accountable.
The Women of Kihnu
With men often away, out at sea or working on the Estonian mainland, the women of this island have shaped and maintained local traditions for centuries
The Women of Kihnu
With men often away, out at sea or working on the Estonian mainland, the women of this island have shaped and maintained local traditions for centuries
Biden Administration Cancels $37 Million in Student Debt
The Biden administration has canceled another $37 million in student debt for students who were allegedly deceived by the University of Phoenix.
Study Finds Early-Onset Cancers Skyrocketing Globally: A Closer Look
Cancer rates skyrocket for under 50s since the 1990s. Why is this happening?
Epoch Readers’ Stories
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."
An Argument for Term Limits
"The question is, how does one become a member of the elite?"
Inspired Stories
Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
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Get Passionate About Passion Fruit
Passion fruit is loaded with heart-healthy potassium and is also low in sodium, both of which help to decrease blood pressure.
Get Passionate About Passion Fruit
Passion fruit is loaded with heart-healthy potassium and is also low in sodium, both of which help to decrease blood pressure.
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Schumann’s ‘Kinderszenen’: A Childhood in Music
For Robert Schumann, childhood was one of the happiest times of his life and a source of lifelong inspiration.
‘Guilty of Treason’: Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty
Felix Feist’s film recounts the trials of Cardinal Jozsef Mindszenty, who, through his defiance, inspired anti-communism in Hungary and beyond.
'The Mousetrap': Best of the Who-Done-Its
The Citadel ensemble has brought compelling performances to this classic Agatha Christie mystery.
Combating Woke Ideology With Satire
The Babylon Bee co-creators, Joel Berry and Kyle Mann, talk about their mission and the culture shift America is experiencing.
Kelly Monroe Turner and the Controversial Detective Tool
Profiles in history of those who shaped our world.
Schumann’s ‘Kinderszenen’: A Childhood in Music
For Robert Schumann, childhood was one of the happiest times of his life and a source of lifelong inspiration.
