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Honor Flight Tri-State recently brought 86 veterans to the nation’s capital to mourn the lives lost and accept overdue thanks for their service.

Lemon sharks in Florida Bay are attacking fish hooked or released by fishermen.

Leaders from Hillsdale College, the University of Austin, and Harvard’s Republicans diverge from a left-leaning culture.

The Trump administration has defended its decision to deport the man at the center of the nation’s most-debated immigration case so far this year.

The Kilmar Abrego Garcia deportation battle did not spark comments—but President Nayib Bukele seemed popular among Salvadorans in the U.S. capital.

Voters weigh in on Maine Democratic Rep. Jared Golden’s recent split from his party on the government funding bill.

The neighboring towns are etched in history as sites of the first battles of the American Revolution, but debate remains over where the first shot was fired.

Readers of The Epoch Times endorse President Donald Trump’s tariffs and say restoring industry and confronting China’s communist regime are national priorities.

By sourcing materials domestically and thinking locally, U.S.-based companies say they’re in a better position to survive—and thrive.

Stories of persecution and resilience behind the performing arts company that has become a global sensation.

Energy experts say state-run facilities would not reduce the risk of spiking gas prices.

At least two are campaigning to hold office in the U.S. Capitol—the site of a protest that turned violent on Jan. 6, 2021.

Pessimism, though not despair, hung in the air as the ‘tech right’ and trads tackled a challenge that can sink civilizations.

After decades of civil war and gang violence, many citizens are glad their country is finally being recognized for its tough stance on gangs and crime.

Lincoln, California is rapidly growing, but business leaders emphasize that small ’mom and pop' businesses support the local economy.

‘This is an absolute attempted murder,’ Chad Caton, an outspoken conservative who was swatted, said.

Rep. Brandon Gill of Texas cultivated Republican ideals from an early age while working on the family farm, then married the daughter of a leading pundit.

Cybercrime costs the global economy billions of dollars a day, but many of the perpetrators, in scam centers in Burma, could themselves be victims.

Most allegations stem from incidents in the 1980s through early 2000s at Probation Department facilities and the MacLaren Children’s Center.

As concerns grow about biotech advancements that would allow for Americans’ DNA to be weaponized, many states are enacting protection laws.