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The Strategy That Could Help US Decouple From China’s Rare Earths
The United States and its allies are weighing the rapid reopening of long-abandoned mines to rebuild secure supply chains.
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Arctic Frost: The Vast Probe into Trump and GOP Under Biden’s DOJ
Legal experts say the sprawling investigation of a 2020 alternative electors criminal ‘conspiracy’ was an unconstitutional fishing expedition.
Redistricting Could Determine 2026 Elections—What Each State Is Doing
From California to Maryland, many states are redistricting or considering it, after Texas fired the starting gun on tit-for-tat reshaping of congressional maps.
Who Are the 47 Members of Congress Not Seeking Reelection?
Senior members including Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Sen. Mitch McConnell, are retiring, while others are running for other offices.
How Trump Broke GOP Orthodoxy and Built a New Working-Class Party
From trade tariffs to government stakes in companies, Trump is rewriting the Republican rule book.
China’s 981 Project: Dark Connections Behind the Quest for Longevity
Behind sci-fi claims of a 150-year lifespan, references to ‘restoring organ functions’ and ties to notorious military hospital have medical ethicists worried.
A Vision From God, a Fear of Famine. How This Veteran Connects Farmers to Consumers.
A sympathetic Agriculture Department and a resurgent homesteading movement may help.
How AI Is Supercharging Scientific Fraud
‘What we’re essentially seeing right now is the equivalent of a denial-of-service attack. Real researchers drowning in noise,’ one expert said.
Defending Your Child’s Brain
A parent’s guide for kids ages 0–25
US–China Deal Stands on a History of Broken Promises
‘Talking one way and acting in another—this is typical of the Chinese Communist Party,’ one expert said.
China Became World’s Largest Money Launderer–Here’s How the US Is Fighting Back
Chinese money laundering organizations provide ‘cheap, fast, and almost guaranteed’ services to cartels, DEA agent Brian Clark told The Epoch Times.
How Trump Admin Is Battling State-Level Lawsuits Against Oil Giants
‘This actually looks like an attempt to bankrupt the energy companies in America,’ says consumer group.
The Technology That Police Call a Game Changer
A California police department was the first to use drones in emergencies. Hundreds followed.
6 Takeaways From Supreme Court Hearing on Trump’s Tariffs
The justices wrestled with how to view Congress’s language and whether Trump was encroaching on congressional authority.
Cartels Control Tribal Lands in California, Grow Drugs and Impose Narco-Slavery
Sheriff Matt Kendall estimates up to 80 percent of illicit cannabis in Mendocino County is harvested on the Round Valley floor.
220,295 Bridges in US Need Repair or Replacement–Here’s What 1 State Is Doing
The Sagamore and Bourne bridges in Cape Cod are set to be replaced with modern, advanced structures.
Single Fathers Call for Shared Parenting Laws
Opponents warn the change would give abusive fathers easier access to children while dismissing legitimate claims of abuse by mothers.
Truck Tariffs to Take Effect, With Mexico and Canada Sharing Brunt of Impact
The U.S. trade deficit with Mexico for medium- and heavy-duty trucks soared higher than $5.1 billion in 2024.
He Was the First to Sue AI for Defamation–the Result Is a Cautionary Tale
A Georgia judge ruled that ChatGPT did not meet the legal standard for defamation when it created a completely false report about a Second Amendment podcaster.
Stakes Rise as Shutdown Drama Nears Funding Cliffs
A deadline to fund the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, or SNAP, could be powerful in bringing parties to the table.