Iran Launches First Missiles at Israel Since Ceasefire Agreement
The missiles prompted sirens to go off across the country, the IDF said.
Trump on Iran Conflict: Troops Staying Until ‘We Have a Completion’
The president’s also said U.S. forces would be involved in the removal of nuclear material from within Iran.
Former Utah Attorney General Fights the Evil That Lurks in Quiet Places
‘This could happen to anyone,’ Sean Reyes said about human trafficking, but he has a message of hope for victims and survivors.
Fascia: The Living, Interconnected Web Behind Movement and Healing—How to Enhance Its Function
For decades, fascia was dismissed as little more than a thin layer that wraps around nearly everything in your body.
How a Tiny Insect Decimated Florida’s Citrus, and What Orchardists Are Doing About It
The Sunshine State’s citrus farmers are holding on after a 95 percent industry decline in the past 30 years.
Eli Lilly Poised to Suspend Drug Discounts to Large Hospitals
The drugmaker is demanding claims data, alleging some hospitals are double-dipping on federal discounts.
US Bankruptcy Filings Increase 7 Percent Yearly
In February, the rate of inflation was 2.4 percent, which surged to 3.3 percent in March and 3.8 percent in April.
Holding Candles Up High, They Denounce Beijing’s Tyranny
As Beijing continues to erase memories around the Tiananmen massacre, pro-democracy advocates refuse to forget.
Treasury Department Seeks to Redirect Iranian Assets to Gulf Nations for War Damages
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has assigned a team to investigate the costs of the damages, a department official said.
How Constitutional Liberties Moved Into Hidden Algorithms | Jacob Siegel
According to Siegel, the transition to the digital era has resulted in a vast ’sweeping away of previously existing' civic organizations.
Kentucky Derby Champion Golden Tempo Wins 2026 Belmont Stakes
Outside of Triple Crown champions, Golden Tempo becomes the 13th horse to win both the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes.
Removing the Appendix Linked to Higher Alzheimer’s Risks
Researchers found that everyday health patterns could help flag Alzheimer’s risk, pointing to a broader connection between the body and the brain.
Hegseth Warns Europe of ‘Dangerous Ideologies’
U.S. war secretary urges Europe to confront immigration crisis.
Summer 2026 Children’s Books That Cover America
This summer’s reading list brings road trips and epic adventures.
Antiquity’s Most Magnetic Mosaic
At over 2,000 years old, the majestic “Alexander Mosaic” is a testament to the advanced skills of ancient Romans.
Menopause: A Natural Phase Every Woman Experiences After 45–Here Are the Common Relief Methods
Up to 80 percent of women going through menopause experience unpleasant symptoms.
Lucas, Spielberg, and the Captivating Creation of ‘Indiana Jones’
In ‘This Week in History,’ two young filmmakers met in Hawaii and began a collaboration to create one of America’s greatest film heroes.
Never-Before-Seen 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre Photos
The Epoch Times obtained thousands of photos depicting the 1989 pro-democracy student protest movement in China’s Tiananmen Square.
Social Security Benefit Cut Could Average $500 for Some Retirees in 2032, Think Tank Warns
‘No state would be spared from the potentially devastating effects of insolvency,’ says the Committee for a Responsible Budget.
Becerra Advances in California Governor’s Race, Hilton Close Behind
Republican Steve Hilton is narrowly following Democrat Becerra.
Chinese National in US Pleads Guilty to Laundering Millions in Drug Proceeds
The defendant picked up bulk cash from the sale of illicit drugs in several states, including Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
Gun Control Group Suing ATF Over Refusal to Release Gun Trace Data
A firearms industry representative criticized the lawsuit as an effort to reimplement a ‘name and shame smear campaign.’
Jury Clears Johnson & Johnson of Negligence in Baby Powder Cancer Lawsuit
The trial was anticipated as a bellwether for the thousands of claims still waiting to be heard.
Mental Health Diagnoses May Be Less Reliable Than Thought
A meta-analysis found that repeating the same psychiatric assessment often produced different results, underscoring the complexity of diagnosing mental health.
1 Minute of Chair Exercises to Help Stabilize Blood Pressure
Simple, consistent exercises that activate and contract the muscles can help improve circulation and lower blood pressure naturally.
Patchouli Oil Can Ward Off Mosquito Bites: Study
Researchers say the lotion blocked mosquito bites for up to three hours in controlled laboratory testing.
New Drug Extends Survival for Patients With Pancreatic Cancer
Researchers say the findings mark one of the most promising advances in pancreatic cancer treatment in decades.
Greek Spinach and Rice Pie
Think of this Greek spinach pie with feta and rice as spanakopita’s easier, more laid-back cousin—no phyllo, no fuss.
Moving From Fair to Very Good Credit Could Save You $54,000 Over the Lifetime of Your Mortgage
Mortgages are different from loans for a car. The credit score requirement for a mortgage is more strict.
Final Call to Duty: Inside the Nurses Honor Guard
Retired nurses and volunteers ensure that fallen colleagues receive a hero’s farewell.
How to Visit Auckland, New Zealand’s City of Thrills and Volcanoes
Auckland pairs heart-racing adventure with laid-back coastal charm, creating a city experience unlike anywhere else in the South Pacific.
