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Inside the UN Plan to Control Speech Online
The UN is escalating its war against 'conspiracy theories' and 'misinformation' by creating an 'internet of trust.'
Inside the UN Plan to Control Speech Online
The UN is escalating its war against 'conspiracy theories' and 'misinformation' by creating an 'internet of trust.'
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Hamas Releases Hostages in Exchange for Israeli Prisoners on First Day of Ceasefire
Top officials confirmed the release of some Hamas captives on Friday.
Israeli Foreign Minister Vows Hamas War Will Resume After Hostage Release, Rebuffing Calls to End Fighting
'We will resume fighting after the ceasefire,' Israeli foreign minister
Preferred Pronouns: US Border Agents Told to Use 'Woke' Language
An internal memo instructs CBP agents not to assume an illegal immigrants gender identity.
Americans Remain Missing as Hamas Begins Releasing Hostages, Biden Says
According to the president, the US does not know the condition of missing Americans in Gaza, or whether they are alive.
Israeli Foreign Minister Vows Hamas War Will Resume After Hostage Release, Rebuffing Calls to End Fighting
'We will resume fighting after the ceasefire,' Israeli foreign minister
Three At-home Strategies to Identify Food Triggers
A growing list of methods are proving beneficial for helping those with digestive distress get to the bottom of foods that are causing aggravation.
Warren Buffett Sheds Light on Future Governance of His Vast Fortune, Donates to Family Foundations
'I feel good but fully realize I am playing in extra innings,' Mr. Buffett, 93, told shareholders.
Americans Cut Back on Holiday Food Donations Due to Inflation, Study Reveals
In 2022, nearly half of Americans said they were more likely to donate to food banks during the holiday season but this year it’s just 25 percent.
Residents in Blue States Pay Much More for Electricity Than in Red States: Study
A new report finds that blue state residents pay far more for electricity than their red state counterparts due to aggressive climate policies.
IRS Offering Taxpayers Special Tax Credit in 2024
Individuals making less than $36,500 annually can save up to $1,000 in taxes if they contribute toward their retirement.
Japan's Prime Minister Shifts to Assertive Diplomacy Against CCP at APEC Summit
Prime Minister Kishida advocated for responsible actions from China to establish a 'constructive and stable Japan-China relationship.'
South Korean Court Orders Japan to Compensate WWII 'Comfort Women'
Japan has argued that the matter was already settled under a 1965 treaty.
CDC Says Abortions Rose in Year Before US Supreme Court's Decision
The CDC issued its annual update this week.
More People Should Be Getting New COVID-19 Vaccines: CDC
Just 14 percent of adults in America of received one of the new shots, according to CDC data.
No Sign of Terrorism in Rainbow Bridge Explosion, Says NY Governor
Hochul says two people died in the blast caught on video footage that was so 'surreal,' it looked like it had been generated by AI.
I Always Thought the JFK Assassination Was a Conspiracy, Then Something Changed
A personal journey of investigating what really happened in Dallas and the surprising road it went down.
China Offers Visa-Free Entry to 6 Countries Amid Mysterious Pneumonia Outbreak Across the Country
Reports of 'undiagnosed pneumonia' outbreak in China has alarmed the WHO; China has denied anything unusual happening.
Child Pneumonia Cases Overwhelm Chinese Hospitals, Alarming the WHO
The WHO and the global pandemic surveillance system have issued statements to alert of an 'undiagnosed pneumonia' outbreak in China.
The Day that Turned Russia Red
In the second part of the story of Vladimir Lenin taking down, we learn how his fanaticism ignited the coup and later the Red Terror.
The Day that Turned Russia Red
In the second part of the story of Vladimir Lenin taking down, we learn how his fanaticism ignited the coup and later the Red Terror.
Growing Advancement in AI Could Lead to 3-Day Work Week: Bill Gates
Mr. Gates said that while he does not believe AI will replace humans entirely, its rapid expansion and adoption could change the labor market 'forever.'
Females and Young Adults at Higher Risk of COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects: Study
The authors also found different side effects were linked with different doses.
More People Should Be Getting New COVID-19 Vaccines: CDC
Just 14 percent of adults in America of received one of the new shots, according to CDC data.
Epoch Readers’ Stories
ESG, DEI, and LGBT
Our country has been gifted with an abundance of natural gas and oil
Where Are Our Elected Leaders?
We need to take drastic measures, some of which may even inconvenience us.
Re: 'Statins: The Lesser-Known Dangers, and a Good Alternative' by Vance Voetberg, Published in the Aug. 23–29 Edition
Be proactive with your own health.
One of the Greatest Gifts
I salute the Winger family because they are experiencing one of God’s greatest gifts.
RE: ‘Resources for Studying the Classics’
We need to see the classical education model revived in our schools.
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Vitamin B May Relieve Ulcerative Colitis, Boost Tissue Repair: Study
New study shows vitamin B12 helps cell regeneration and reprogramming in ulcerative colitis models.
Vitamin B May Relieve Ulcerative Colitis, Boost Tissue Repair: Study
New study shows vitamin B12 helps cell regeneration and reprogramming in ulcerative colitis models.
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Frederiksborg Castle: Denmark’s Renaissance Treasure
In this installment of Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages, we visit a stunning castle.
'Mean Girls': A Coming-of-Age Teen Comedy
It's a questionable tale with questionable characters and motivations.
Domestic Arts Inventor: Sybilla Masters
Colonial American Sybilla Masters had a knack for finding better ways to do things—as her two patented inventions prove.
Heavyweight Champ Rocky Marciano and the Power of Endurance
Heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano inherited his father's strong will and had an indefatigable heart to win.
The Best Full Body Movement Exercises for a Stronger Core
Florida-based personal trainer and corrective posture therapist Christi Slaven gives us the best tips for building core strength.
A Turkey Meal—Dutch ‘Still Life’ Style
“Still Life With a Turkey Pie” is one of Pieter Claesez’s most ambitious works and a treat for holiday viewing.
Frederiksborg Castle: Denmark’s Renaissance Treasure
In this installment of Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages, we visit a stunning castle.
A Modest Proposal: Only Germans Should Make Hamburgers
A sarcastic and funny take on who can cook a specific cuisine.
Top Takeaways From the National Tourism Office’s Traveler Survey
The United Kingdom is the top overseas destination for Americans.
Can You Travel With Medical Marijuana or CBD Gummies? Airlines, Cruise Ships Have Rules
Best to keep these substances out of your luggage to avoid any unpleasant surprises.
7 of the Best Ways to Use Points and Miles for Travel
There are ways to get the most out of your points when traveling but don't let that stop you from using them the way you want.
Top Takeaways From the National Tourism Office’s Traveler Survey
The United Kingdom is the top overseas destination for Americans.
