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Wolves Wreak Havoc on Cattle Herds in California
Ranchers say their hands are tied as reintroduced wolves—listed as endangered—are feasting on cattle instead of hunting elk and deer.
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What Newly Released UFO Reports by Civilian Pilots Reveal
The reports add to those given by military pilots and officials over the past eight years, particularly following the release of the famous Pentagon UFO videos.
Trucking Industry Insiders Back Move to Bring Back English Proficiency Checks
Lax licensing rules are allowing potentially unsafe foreign truckers to legally work America’s highways, industry insiders say.
Choctaw Nation Honors Code Talkers Who Helped Turn the Tide in WWI
Sculpture honors soldiers who used Native American languages to confound German intelligence efforts.
Why Cryptocurrency Holders Are Being Targeted With Kidnapping
‘It’s fairly reasonable to assume that the vast majority of attacks are never publicized,’ one cryptocurrency expert said.
What to Know About Trump’s Battle With Watchdog Agency Over Federal Spending
The president can decline to spend money appropriated by Congress, with restrictions. Trump wants to reduce or clear away those restrictions.
As China’s Economy Weakens, Tens of Thousands of Workers Protest Against Unpaid Wages
Several workers told The Epoch Times their factories were abruptly shut down recently, while others say they have not been paid for months.
$67 in France and $798 in US–Why Prescription Drug Prices Are so High in US
Many countries leverage the buying power of their national health plans to gain low prices from manufacturers. But there are drawbacks to that approach.
North Carolina Communities Rising From the Ruins of Hurricane Helene
Nonprofit volunteers are committed to rebuilding Chimney Rock and other communities devastated by the powerful storm in September 2024.
How the Chinese Regime Uses YouTube to Influence Americans
Beijing has increased its propaganda efforts on YouTube.
How Hackers Can Control Phones Without the User Clicking on a Link
Zero-click attacks have evolved from being used to primarily target high-profile people for information to becoming a broader threat.
What to Know About the Problems in Newark’s Airspace
The Transportation Department and FAA have deployed an emergency task force and implemented a series of fixes to address the issues at Newark airport.
Greenland’s Mineral Wealth Could Pave Way to Independent Future
As mining companies and governments zero in on Greenland’s mineral wealth, hopes for independence rise, but so do the risks.
Even With Trump’s Orders, an Uncertain Future for Pennsylvania’s Coal Miners
While federal support may keep some power plants open, natural gas, steel uncertainty, and population decline are the main threats to Monongahela Valley coal.
How Legal Immigration Is Keeping Farms Afloat
The H-2A visa program is an example of how legal immigration can supply labor in America, but farmers say reform is needed.
Parents of Autistic Children Weigh In on RFK Jr.’s Plan to Find the Cause
‘The bottom line is we want the truth. We want safe products for our kids,’ said an Ohio dad with an autistic child.
A Look at China’s Economy in 8 Charts
A set of Chinese data provides a glimpse into the country’s current economic situation.
How Falun Gong Spread and Transformed China in the ’90s
May 13 marks World Falun Dafa Day: A look at the practice that spread globally and changed the lives of tens of millions.
Trump Admin Eyes Semiconductor Tariffs—Here’s What to Know
What exactly are semiconductors? Why are they so important? And why is the United States so keen to keep them out of China’s reach?
Hollywood Unions Cautiously Welcome Trump’s Movie Tariff Proposal
‘Foreign governments have successfully lured [away] film and television productions and the multitude of jobs they create,’ the largest union said.