The New York Times to Attack Shen Yun Performing Arts Again
The paper seems to again turn to misrepresentation in an attack mirroring Beijing’s latest playbook.
‘A Real Pain’: Way More Than a Buddy Road Flick
Wearing four big hats, Jesse Eisenberg mixes the comic with the tragic to great effect.
An Enjoyable Historical Read With Flawed Theories
Raymond Jonas discusses the European invasion of Mexico, the Habsburg imperial installment, and its tragic conclusion in ‘Habsburg on the Rio Grande.’
How Not to Kill Your Home’s Electrical System, According to Expert Electricians
Follow these best practices and DIY-friendly projects to keep your electricity up and running smoothly.
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Tracking Every Trump Cabinet Pick
The president-elect is confirming Cabinet members a week after winning the 2024 presidential election.
RFK Jr Has Taken Aim At These Additives, What Could He Do As HHS Secretary?
Americans have the shortest lifespan and highest ultra-processed food consumption among developed countries.
Trump Selects Chris Wright to Lead Department of Energy
Chris Wright is the founder and CEO of Liberty Energy, and has experience with both fossil fuel and renewable energy sources.
Trump Selects Personal Attorney Will Scharf for White House Staff Secretary Job
Trump said Scharf will be a ‘crucial part’ of the incoming White House team.
Trump to Unveil His Economic Selections Next Week, Senior Adviser Says
Trump is expected to choose his treasury chief from two contenders.
Day in Photos: Leaders Conclude APEC, Prison Releases Protesters, and ‘Man in Blue’
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
In Their Final Meeting, Xi Tells Biden China Is ‘Ready to Work’ With Trump Administration
Both leaders expressed commitment to responsibly manage the China-U.S. relationship during the critical transition period, the White House said.
From Labor Camp to Epoch Times CEO: Janice Trey’s Journey to ‘Give a Voice to the Voiceless’
In an interview, Trey discusses why the Chinese communist regime opposes tradition, and the importance of upholding it.
USPS Incurs $9.5 Billion Loss Despite Raising Stamp Prices
The ‘unsustainable’ stamp price increases have had ‘disastrous effects’ on the postal organization, said a group of senators.
Pentagon Fails 7th Audit in Row, Aims for Clean Audit in 2028
Auditors recommended enhanced monitoring, timely variance resolution, and standardized processes to ensure compliance with accounting standards.
Stocks Sell Off at End of Week on Profit-Taking Ahead of Nvidia Earnings Report
‘December is still in play for a cut, but 2025 is less and less of a sure thing,’ one analyst said about Fed interest rate changes.
Judge Pauses The Onion’s Takeover of Infowars After Auction Complaints
The upcoming hearing will determine if the bankruptcy trustee conducted the auction properly and if The Onion’s bid was valid.
Federal Reserve Governor Defends Central Bank Independence
The statement was made after Fed chair Jerome Powell said a U.S. president does not have the authority to fire or demote him.
Peppermint Power: How to Use the Herb for Tummy Trouble
Peppermint is a plant with potent properties, is easy to prepare, has a familiar flavor, and is safe to eat or drink.
Oregon Detects Its First Human Case of Bird Flu
This brings the total of infected person in the United States this year to 52 across seven states as of Nov. 15.
Here’s How Each State Fared as National Overdose Deaths Dropped Last Year
Nearly all states saw drops in the percentage of overdose deaths for the 12-month period ending June 2024 compared to the prior 12 months, while five saw rises.
Art of Truth, Compassion, and Tolerance Exhibition Graces Congressional Building in Washington
Visitors say they see pain, faith, bravery, beauty, and hope in the paintings.
Net-Zero Rollback: How Trump Might Achieve De-regulation Goals
‘Executive orders will drive the overarching regulatory policy goals of the next administration,’ says Dan Goldbeck, director at the American Action Forum.
How a Nicaraguan Revolt Altered American Foreign Policy
In ‘This Week in History,’ we witness how a better deal for an isthmus canal helped lead to a bitter conflict in Central America.
Epoch Readers’ Stories
Cutting the Budget
In an effort to change the objective of a bureaucracy, you need to establish goals and rewards for success in achieving those goals.
There Was a Time
Someday, maybe, God will decide we’ve suffered enough, and ... then we will return.
The Untold Stories of the Tiananmen Massacre
We will never know how many people were massacred the night of June 3‒4, 1989
A History of the American Nation
A patriotic poem by Ted Schneider
Of Cars and Kids
Why should our kids have to settle for a Trabant, or a Pyonghwa, education when they could have a BMW?
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Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
Former Manager Valentine Not Surprised by Japanese Players Exiting for MLB
Japanese pitching sensation Roki Sasaki, 23, is expected to be the next phenom posted for MLB clubs to pursue this winter.
Former Manager Valentine Not Surprised by Japanese Players Exiting for MLB
Japanese pitching sensation Roki Sasaki, 23, is expected to be the next phenom posted for MLB clubs to pursue this winter.
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Time in Nature Reduces Emotional Distress in Children, Study Finds
New research shows that just two hours per week in natural, green spaces can reduce emotional distress in children aged 10 to 12 with mental health challenges.
Time in Nature Reduces Emotional Distress in Children, Study Finds
New research shows that just two hours per week in natural, green spaces can reduce emotional distress in children aged 10 to 12 with mental health challenges.
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‘The Inn of the Sixth Happiness’: Caring for Each Other
Ingrid Bergman’s character displays a missionary’s heroism in war-torn China.
‘Gladiator II’: Glad There Won’t be a III
The great Ridley Scott swings and misses in this melodramatic sequel whose main cinematic crime is set pieces featuring low-budget and outdated-looking CGI.
Frontier Culture Museum: ‘Out of Many, One’
Virginia’s living history museum celebrates the contributions of America’s frontier culture.
‘The Inn of the Sixth Happiness’: Caring for Each Other
Ingrid Bergman’s character displays a missionary’s heroism in war-torn China.
Spatchcock Turkey
We love that our Spatchcock Turkey cooks really quickly (in about 1 1/2 hours!) and evenly, for perfect juicy meat and crispy skin.
New in Kansas City: An Immersive Children’s Lit Museum, a Women’s Soccer Stadium, and Thai Barbecue
The Rabbit Hole is where the adventure starts.
A Pacifica Day Trip Boasts Beachy Hikes, Creative Lattes, and Foggy IPAs
Walk by the water and relax while enjoying the eclectic food options.
‘Targeted: Beirut’ Records an Historic Terrorist Attack
The authors recount the chilling story of ‘The 1983 Marine Barracks Bombing and the Untold Origin Story of the War on Terror.’
The Washington Square Arch: Stanford White’s Monumental Style
As a collaboration between architects and craftsmen, the monumental arch commemorated the centennial of Washington’s inauguration.
A Functional Medicine Doctor’s Guide to Targeting the Root Causes of Disease
After healing her chronic illness with functional medicine principles, Dr. Amy Beard teaches us how lifestyle changes can transform our health from within.
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