The Epoch Times

Tornadoes claimed at least a dozen lives in Missouri, decimating homes and businesses in hard-hit Wayne County.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is putting $100 million toward researching a vaccine that could help stop the massive cullings due to avian influenza.

A look into the world through the lens of photography.

Arizona shares an approximately 370-mile border with Mexico.

Reports on how the Chinese Communist Party takes organs from people imprisoned for spiritual beliefs win annual award for secular media coverage of religion.

The Houthis say the strikes led to 31 deaths; the United States has not yet released death toll estimates.

Organized fraud rings target the travel industry due to its high transaction values and international nature, according to an Outpayce study.

The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.

Gender transition procedures did not solve underlying psychological problems that were ignored, detransitioners say during a Capitol Hill forum.

The FDA warned that usage of such products can lead to possible serious side effects, including death.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and other Justice Department officials say that a federal judge exceeded his authority with his decision.

The supply of lower-priced used cars has become tighter, affecting people looking for affordable options.

Apprehended individuals include those with a murder conviction and ‘indecent liberties with a minor’ convictions.

In videos displaying the chaos, musicians pleaded with spectators to flee as quickly as possible while people ran through the smoke.

The Defense Innovation Unit awarded contracts to develop one-way attack drones to American software companies partnering with Ukrainian drone manufacturers.