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House Passes 6th Spending Bill in Brewing Showdown With Senate
The $5.3 billion Legislative Branch Appropriations Act—the smallest, and usually least controversial of 12 annual budget bills—was adopted in partisan vote.
What's Next After the House Finally Found Its Speaker
Here's what to expect from the House in the coming weeks.
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EXCLUSIVE: Some Scientists, Journals Pose 'Potential Threats to Vaccine Confidence': CDC
CDC official who decried Epoch Times article on peer-reviewed paper admitted he did not know if research was 'legitimate.'
Leading Cause of Immune Dysregulation, Like Autism, Is 'Hypervaccination': Dr. Peter McCullough
Children who do not take any vaccines have ‘healthier outcomes’ in current conditions, claimed the doctor.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Subpoenaed in California Criminal Case
Reading Clerk Tylease Alli did not provide further details regarding the case in which Ms. Pelosi has been summoned.
US-Based Dance Company Blocked From Performing in South Korea Due to CCP Interference
Why is a New York-based arts group facing oppression by China in South Korea, a country that has recently elected a pro-America president?
Alarming Decline in the Effectiveness of Antibiotics for Common Childhood Diseases: What Can Be Done
Urgent action needed to update guidelines and improve antibiotic stewardship globally.
Honey Fights Bacteria and Viruses, Could Be Better Than Antibiotics
Sometimes the therapeutic effects of honey surpass even those of medication.
White House Announces 'National Strategy to Counter Islamophobia'
Administration's announcement to "counter the scourge of Islamophobia and hate in all its forms" comes amid an ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.
1 in 7 Councils Using Islamophobia Term Rejected by Government Over Free Speech Fears
Research published by a British think-tank shows widespread adoption of the definition in local government, with warnings it could stifle 'honest discussion.'
The Jenna Ellis Plea Deal: The Standard the Prosecutors Imposed on Her Was Impossible to Meet
It's absurd to claim that Ms. Ellis should have—or could have—independently verified whether there was fraud in the 2020 election.
Guilty Pleas in Georgia Trump Case Will Speed Up Trial, Says Former Federal Prosecutor
The plea deals also ensure that prosecutors will hear what they want to hear from the former defendants when they testify.
People Used COVID-19 Stimulus Cash to Pay Off Credit Card Debt
A new report shows that many Americans used COVID-19 relief funds to pay off their credit card debt rather than for essentials like food and shelter.
House Rejects Resolution to Censure Tlaib Over Antisemitic Comments
This comes as the Jewish state of Israel has been under attack by the terrorist group Hamas.
Rep. Greene Brings Special Motion to Censure Rep. Tlaib, Forcing House Decision on Anti-Israel Activism
Ms. Tlaib pushed back on the censure resolution, describing it as 'unhinged' and 'deeply Islamophobic.'
In Ohio, Key Election on Abortion Raises Tensions on Both Sides
If approved on Nov. 7, Ohio's Issue 1 will add abortion rights to the state constitution.
Abortion Clinic Protester Prosecuted Over Bible Verse to Cite Human Rights Convention
A Christian preacher has pleaded not guilty to breaching a Public Spaces Protection Order after he held a Bible verse near a London abortion clinic.
European Regulator Confirms Pfizer Did Not Highlight DNA Sequence in COVID-19 Vaccine
Regulator claims fragments left by sequence are at acceptable levels.
Pfizer Reports Quarterly Loss as COVID Vaccine Demand Wanes
Pfizer reported a sharp drop in sales and billions of dollars in losses amid waning demand for COVID-19 products/
Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Ban Government Purchase of Chinese Drones
'The Chinese Communist Party consistently weaponizes its near monopoly on the drone market against the good guys.'
Companies Will Have to 'Choose a Side' in US–China Tech Competition: Cybersecurity Analyst
Pursuing business interests in China will prove to be not only 'a bad thing on principle, but it's going to be bad economics as well,' Rosenzweig warns
‘To Autumn’ by John Keats: A Beginning and an Ending of a Season
Considered one of his greatest, this poem about autumn gives us the sights and sounds of this time of year.
‘To Autumn’ by John Keats: A Beginning and an Ending of a Season
Considered one of his greatest, this poem about autumn gives us the sights and sounds of this time of year.
Richard Wilbur’s ‘October Maples, Portland’
Poet Richard Wilbur basks in the moment when the golden light of an autumn day changes one forever.
Elon Musk Says George Soros 'Hates Humanity' and Backs Policies That 'Erode the Fabric of Civilization'
Elon Musk has once again criticized billionaire activist George Soros, claiming he pushes leftist policies that 'erode the fabric of civilization.'
DeSantis Says He Would Use DOJ to Go After Soros-Backed Prosecutors
'As president, I will use the Justice Department to bring civil rights cases against all of those left-wing Soros-funded prosecutors,' he said.
CDC Backs Pfizer's Meningococcal Vaccine for Young People
Pfizer claims the vaccine demonstrated effective protection against five disease strains that may cause meningitis and sepsis.
Epoch Readers’ Stories
Re: ‘Whatever Happened to Informed Consent?’
The Agency for Health Care Administration found that rules and laws were violated during the visit.
Re: ‘God or Government’
They didn't lock their vehicles because we were brought up not to steal.
Enough Agenda-Driven Science
The “powers that be” want us to blindly follow their mandates.
Science Polluted by Politics
Those self-serving, amoral, and cowardly agendas are eroding the very fabric of the historically respected study of “science,” in all its domains.
Inspired Stories
Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
5 Classic Films for Your Next Family Movie Night
Return to these tried-and-true films of the past for quality entertainment.
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Safety Concerns Loom as Obesity Drugs Head to Clinical Trials in Kids as Young as 6
As childhood obesity rates surge globally, pharma giants test weight loss drugs on kids despite safety concerns over side effects and long-term health impacts.
Safety Concerns Loom as Obesity Drugs Head to Clinical Trials in Kids as Young as 6
As childhood obesity rates surge globally, pharma giants test weight loss drugs on kids despite safety concerns over side effects and long-term health impacts.
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‘Spooky’ Stories Just For Fun: Reliving the 'Scooby-Doo' Series
How parents helped shape this children’s cartoon in the '60s.
Medieval History in Your Hands
Manuscripts are among our chief sources of information on medieval life. These treasuries include the Book of Hours.
Annie Edson Taylor: Lady in a Barrel
In this installment of Profiles in History, we meet a lady whose had a number of adventures, but she decided she needed more.
Lighting the World: The Ingenuity of Thomas Edison's Light Bulb (Infographic)
Today, we take the light bulb for granted, but developing it took a long and painstaking process.
What Should You Eat to Boost Your Metabolism and Live Longer?
Dr. William Li, Harvard researcher and an expert on metabolism, tells us what’s on his menu, and how we can cook healthier meals, too.
Expert on Goal-Setting Offers Best Tips on Finding Your Path, Staying on Track
Author of “All It Takes Is A Goal" Jon Acuff shares the framework for how to find your passion, make strides in it, and check off your to-do list items.
‘Spooky’ Stories Just For Fun: Reliving the 'Scooby-Doo' Series
How parents helped shape this children’s cartoon in the '60s.
This Off-Grid Hot Springs Spot in Oregon Is the Perfect Autumn Getaway
Unplug, relax and explore at this hot spring located in the middle of nature.
A Hot Travel Trend—the 'Hush' Getaway: Expert Tips Ahead of Holiday Season
Is it working while on vacation or vacationing while at work?
Experiencing the Gravity of War at Verdun
Walking through the battlefields and memorials of WWI gives perspective on the damage done during war.
This Off-Grid Hot Springs Spot in Oregon Is the Perfect Autumn Getaway
Unplug, relax and explore at this hot spring located in the middle of nature.
