The Epoch Times

Seven House Republicans lost their seats, though the conference picked up new seats in Pennsylvania, Alaska, Colorado and Michigan to earn a 3-seat majority.

Patel has already had a warmer reception than previous nominees in the upper chamber, though many Republicans still want to research the pick.

The president’s opposition party said it was ‘essentially a coup d‘état.’

Meta says it has given users options for more political content recommendations, and limited penalties for content violations to persistent offenders only.

Tech giant Microsoft is requesting a probe into alleged FTC leaks to media outlets of confidential information related to unannounced antitrust investigations.

The case questions whether Tennessee’s prohibition violates the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

Demands made on social media have prompted at least two meetings with world leaders, though it’s unclear what the long-term impact will be, experts say.

‘There’s a general practice as to when pardons ought to be issued ... and presidents get to exercise it for good reasons and bad reasons,’ Malcolm said.

Multiple conflicts converge in battle-scarred Syria amid steadily mounting regional tensions.

Shenghua Wen told investigators he believed the North Korean regime wanted the weapons to prepare for an attack against South Korea.

In 2024, Intel may record its first annual loss since the 1980s.

The funding pledge was made amid U.S. efforts to counter China’s growing influence on the African continent.

A look into the world through the lens of photography.

Behavioral and mood issues often stem from important yet often overlooked factors in the brain: brain wave imbalances.