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Missing Alaska Plane Found Crashed, All 10 on Board Dead: Authorities
The plane, a Cessna caravan, was en route from Alaska’s Unalakleet to Nome when it disappeared from radar.
State Department Condemns Intimidation Campaign Against Shen Yun, Urges Protection
CCP escalates campaign against U.S. performing arts company with bomb and mass shooting threats
State AGs Accuse Fund Managers of Downplaying China Investment Risks
‘This is not a place where we should be investing U.S. dollars, and especially U.S. pension dollars,’ Montana’s attorney general said.
DOGE Has Accessed These Federal Systems in Bid to Tackle Waste
Republicans have applauded DOGE’s efforts in finding government waste, while Democrats have cast the body’s actions as an abuse of power.
Newsom Approves $50 Million to Help Migrants, Boost California’s Legal Defense
The governor made clear that the allocated funding would not be used to protect immigrants convicted of serious or violent felonies.
Freshman Lawmaker Uses First Bill to Target CCP Propaganda in Congress
The legislation is aimed at banning CCP-controlled publications from House facilities.
Shen Yun Shows ‘Freedom of Spirit’ and Hope for a Better Future, Say Detroit Theatergoers
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Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate has begun the confirmation process for the president-elect’s new administration.
Democrats Barred From Entering Department of Education in Latest DOGE Protest
Protests outside the Department of Education follow President Donald Trump’s announcement that DOGE will investigate spending in the agency.
Laughter Can Reverse Disease and Help You Live Longer—Here’s How
Laughter is as good for the body and the mind as it is for the soul.
Trump Revokes Biden’s Security Clearance, Bars Him From Intelligence Briefings
Biden had previously revoked Trump’s access to intelligence briefings after he took office, following the events of Jan. 6, 2021.
Trump’s Aid Freeze Prompts Rethink of Dependency in Africa
The Trump administration’s immediate aid suspension left Africa reeling and prompted calls for the continent to become more independent.
Trump’s Tariffs Are Key Pillar of US Economic Revival: Epoch Readers’ Poll
President Donald Trump’s tariff policies enjoy strong support among Epoch Times readers, who see them as key to U.S. economic strength and security.
Five Takeaways from Trump’s Briefing with Japan’s Prime Minister
From tariffs to military defense, the two leaders discussed policies meant to maximize benefits to both nations.
FBI Probes Nationwide Burglary Ring Targeting Professional Athletes
The investigation follows a November warning from the FBI to the NBA of home burglaries targeting athletes and high-net-worth individuals.
State Department Approves $7 Billion-Plus Arms Sale to Israel, Notifies Congress
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and Congress’s foreign affairs committees have been notified of the latest sale to Israel under the Trump administration.
Ukraine Ready to Trade Rare Earths for Military Aid, Zelenskyy Says Ahead of Trump Meeting
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he’s open to a rare earths deal with the United States as President Donald Trump confirms plans for a meeting.
Day in Photos: Flood Waters in Central Java, Trump Hosts Japanese Prime Minister, and Plane Crash in Brazil
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Trump Says He Will Fire Kennedy Center’s Trustees, Name Himself New Chairman
The Kennedy Center is Washington’s premier performing arts center, and its board includes several cultural and political elites.
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The former produce merchant from California pioneered the banking industry and financed possibilities both common and distinguished.
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Steelers to Play in Dublin as NFL Debuts Regular Season Game in Ireland
The league announced Dublin as the latest on the growing list of international cities to host regular season games in 2025.
Steelers to Play in Dublin as NFL Debuts Regular Season Game in Ireland
The league announced Dublin as the latest on the growing list of international cities to host regular season games in 2025.
102-Year-Old Philadelphia Eagles Fan on Tips to Long Life: ‘Faith, Family and Football’
Superfan Eloise Brown has cheered on the Eagles since she was 11 years old, when they formed in 1933.
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Cannabis-Linked Schizophrenia Nearly Tripled in Young Adults After Legalization
A 16-year Canadian study of 13.5 million people reveals significant increase in psychosis and schizophrenia cases among young cannabis users.
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A 16-year Canadian study of 13.5 million people reveals significant increase in psychosis and schizophrenia cases among young cannabis users.
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Train enthusiasts of all ages can examine local locomotive history or ride on historic or miniaturized trains.
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Walk through Olde Town Arvada to see old buildings and great scenery.
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Train enthusiasts of all ages can examine local locomotive history or ride on historic or miniaturized trains.
Good Graffiti at the Historic Graffiti House
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we visit a plain house with walls that tell a story.
John Stevens: Father of the American Railroad
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a man whose interests in steam power result in steamboats and America’s first railroad.
Cafe Lends Helping Hand to Homeless, Lets Patrons Pay What They Wish
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