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House Advances $300 Million Ukraine Funding Measure
Despite opposition from the right flank of the House GOP, the Ukraine funding measure is a shoo-in for passage when it goes up for a vote later tonight.
House Rejects Amendment to Stop Sending Cluster Bombs to Ukraine
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) introduced the amendment to a House Defense Appropriations Bill on Sept. 27.
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Epoch Times Documentary 'No Farmers No Food: Will You Eat The Bugs?' Exposes Master Plan Behind Climate Agenda
The exclusive documentary provides an in-depth look at how world governments are shaping a global food crisis.
Katie Hobbs Temporarily Stepped Down as Arizona Governor Amid Senate Confirmation Fight
This came after Ms. Hobbs abandoned the long-used process of appointing the heads of state agencies subject to Senate confirmation.
GOP Has Long Way to Go in Probe of Biden Family Dealings, Witnesses Suggest in Hearing on Impeachment Basis
Lawmakers have uncovered about 20 shell companies through with some $20 million was funneled to various Biden family members from foreign sources.
COVID Vaccines Causally Linked to Increased Mortality, Resulting in 17 Million Deaths: Scientific Report
Data suggest COVID-19 vaccines haven’t saved lives, but instead, have resulted in 17 million deaths and increased all-cause mortality in 17 countries.
Biden Warns of Trump's 'Extremist Movement' and Accuses Republicans of Silence
Fourth speech by the president focusing on democracy to boost his reelection bid.
Chinese Hackers Stole 60,000 Emails From State Department Officials
The hackers focused on Indo-Pacific diplomatic efforts as Secretary of State Antony Blinken was readying his high-profile trip to China.
North Korea Amends Constitution to Enshrine Nuclear Weapons Buildup
North Korea's legislature has amended the country's constitution to enshrine the expansion of its nuclear forces as a national mission.
Several Dozen Colleges Still Have Vaccine Mandates
No College Mandates noted that students are 'one of the lowest-risk populations' for COVID-19.
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mRNA Detected in Breast Milk After COVID-19 Vaccination Can Be Passed on to Infants: New Study
A new study found lactating women recently vaccinated with an mRNA vaccine had detectible mRNA in breastmilk that can potentially transfer to their infant.
Evergrande Chairman Suspected of Committing Crimes, Latest in Saga of China's Real Estate Collapse
Trading of Evergrande stock and two of its Hong Kong-listed units had been abruptly suspended without explanation amid growing concerns for the future.
Tip-Top Shape: Your Fall Home Exterior Maintenance Checklist
It’s time to brace the home for cold weather, winter storms, and more.
Tip-Top Shape: Your Fall Home Exterior Maintenance Checklist
It’s time to brace the home for cold weather, winter storms, and more.
Appeals Court Rules on Trump's Motion in New York Fraud Case
The case goes to trial on Monday.
FDA Warns of Possible Adverse Reaction to Diabetes Drug Ozempic, Updates Labels
It follows reports of a condition that interrupts the normal function of the intestines in some individuals who have used the medication.
Epoch Readers’ Stories
To Sing or Not to Sing?
Singing the national anthem is important. It is more important than any international soccer match or track meet.
Reflections on Old Music
"Every song I hear from those times evokes a sad or sweet memory of my childhood and early adult years."
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."
Inspired Stories
Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
Young Woman Chooses to Dress Modestly, Says She Dresses With Dignity to Glorify Her Lord
"I see lots of girls wear very revealing clothes, but ultimately I’m not one to judge or point fingers. I was them in the past, and all I can do is pray."
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Epoch Health
Memory Boosting Flavonoid Shown to Combat Cancer, Brain Fog, and Inflammation
Studies show luteolin is capable of stopping cancer cells from growing and spreading as well as inhibiting tumor growth.
Memory Boosting Flavonoid Shown to Combat Cancer, Brain Fog, and Inflammation
Studies show luteolin is capable of stopping cancer cells from growing and spreading as well as inhibiting tumor growth.
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'The Flying Dutchman' Sails Back to The Lyric Opera
'The Flying Dutchman" returns to The Lyric Opera in Chicago in a glowing revival of Richard Wagner's famous opera.
‘Meet Me in St. Louis’: Home Is Where the Family Is
For all its light-heartedness, this film musical offers lessons in the way marriages and families teach individuals to think beyond themselves.
This Little Las Vegas Claims a Large Presence in New Mexico's History, Landscape—and Skies
Las Vegas, New Mexico doesn't have slot machines, but it does have beautiful starry skies.
A Mississippi River Adventure: On Your Own Houseboat
It's never been easier to bring out your inner sailor by captaining this houseboat down the mighty Mississippi
Reflections on 500 Miles: After RAGBRAI Ride Across Iowa, Cyclists Look Back on 50Th Anniversary
You don't have to be fit as a fiddle to participate in the RAGBRAI.
This Little Las Vegas Claims a Large Presence in New Mexico's History, Landscape—and Skies
Las Vegas, New Mexico doesn't have slot machines, but it does have beautiful starry skies.
