February Inflation: A Temporary Relief or the Start of a Lasting Trend?
‘The February Consumer Price Index was better than expected, but how long will this last?’ Bankrate’s chief financial analyst asked.
Inside Communist China’s War on Religion: Marco Respinti
In this episode, Respinti breaks down how the Chinese Communist Party systematically infiltrates, coopts, and destroys religious movements in China.
A Concise, Thorough Study of an Overlooked Post-WWI War
‘The Rif War 1921–26’ is study of an uprising in Morocco that demonstrates the causes and results of such types of conflicts.
Dionysus: The Anomalous and Necessary God
Rational order and emotions require a balancing act, as it clear when we consider the ancient Greek gods Apollo and Dionysus.
‘Mickey 17’: A Parable for Our Current Times
Filmmaker Bong Joon Ho’s brilliant argument favors nature over science.
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Global Trade Expected to Grow Despite US Tariffs: Report
Despite U.S. trade policy shifts, global trade is forecast to grow at 3.1 percent annually over the next five years, a new DHL and NYU Stern report reveals.
Canadians Visiting US Face New Registration, Fingerprint Requirements for Longer Stays
The Trump administration is tightening border rules, requiring Canadians to register and provide biometric data for stays over 30 days.
Beijing’s Bombing Threats Against Shen Yun Have Diplomatic Ramifications, Experts Say
The Chinese regime’s threat campaign against Shen Yun is part of unconventional warfare against America and will escalate if left unchecked, experts said.
Why the US Continues to Kill Millions of Hens, 4 Years Into Bird Flu Outbreak
The USDA’s effort to stamp out the virus has led to the loss of at least 166 million birds since the latest outbreak began in February 2022.
Epoch Times Responds to Chinese Hacking Attack: ‘We Will Not Back Down’
The DOJ indicted Chinese hackers over a broad cyberattack campaign that targeted The Epoch Times and the U.S. government and civil groups.
Housing Supply Gap Reaches Nearly 4 Million in 2024: Report
Real estate developers are facing high material costs, labor shortage, credit issues, and other headwinds.
Transportation Secretary Calls for Total Overhaul of US Air Traffic Control System
‘We’re gonna start the work of building a brand-new air traffic control system that will be the envy of the world,’ Duffy said.
EPA Administration Says $20 Billion Grants to Climate Groups Are Now Terminated
The move was announced in a post on Tuesday.
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X Takes Down Network of Chinese Accounts Amplifying NYT Attacks on Shen Yun
An Epoch Times investigation exposed thousands of fake and malicious accounts that spread CCP propaganda, including via Western media.
USDA Freezes Funding for University of Maine Pending Civil Rights Review
USDA says it is weighing whether to take further steps to address the school’s potential violations of Title IX.
▶Phoenix Audience Travel to Ancient China Through ‘Fantastic’ Shen Yun
Shen Yun Performing Arts enchanted the audience at the Symphony Hall in Phoenix, Arizona, on March 8, taking them to the world of ancient China.
Treasury Tightens Financial Rules to Disrupt Mexican Cartel Money Laundering
Businesses in border areas in California and Texas must report cash transactions of more than $200.
16 Federal Agencies Made $162 Billion in Improper Payments in 2024: GAO
Medicaid is on course to pay more than $1 trillion in improper payments over the coming 10 years, warned an expert.
Bipartisan Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Protect US Agriculture Supply Chain From China
The legislation would empower the secretary of agriculture to closely monitor vulnerabilities in the U.S. food and agriculture supply chains.
Immigration Detention Facilities at Maximum Capacity: ICE Official
The federal government is seeking more bed space for detained illegal immigrants.
Rubio Urges Russia to Accept 30-Day Cease-Fire With Ukraine
Rubio said if Russia rejects the temporary cease-fire proposal, it will say ‘a lot about what their goals are and what their mindset is.’
FAA Orders Permanent Restrictions on Helicopter Route Near Washington Airport
The FAA will implement urgent recommendations from investigators examining the deadly Jan. 29 crash.
Health Secretary Tells CEOs to Remove Artificial Dyes From Food
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently met with executives from PepsiCo and other companies.
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
Aston Hall: A Jacobean Prodigy House
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a uniquely English country house.
Verducci’s ‘Love of the Game’ Has MLB Network Insider in Demand
From writing for Sports Illustrated, to reporting for FOX Sports and MLB Network, Tom Verducci’s baseball insights are in constant demand.
Verducci’s ‘Love of the Game’ Has MLB Network Insider in Demand
From writing for Sports Illustrated, to reporting for FOX Sports and MLB Network, Tom Verducci’s baseball insights are in constant demand.
Billy Joel Postpones Tour Dates After Undergoing Surgery: ‘My Health Must Come First’
The 75-year-old singer-songwriter was diagnosed with an undisclosed medical condition.
Billy Joel Postpones Tour Dates After Undergoing Surgery: ‘My Health Must Come First’
The 75-year-old singer-songwriter was diagnosed with an undisclosed medical condition.
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Microplastics in the Environment May Fuel Antibiotic Resistance
Among the plastics tested, polystyrene promoted the highest level of antibiotic resistance.
Microplastics in the Environment May Fuel Antibiotic Resistance
Among the plastics tested, polystyrene promoted the highest level of antibiotic resistance.
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‘The Knitted Collar’: Virtue in Sickness and in Health
Mary Anne Hoare’s short story of a little girl who makes a tough choice inspires us all to do the same.
‘Until Forever’: Endless Devotion in the Wake of Loss
Based on a true story, a young man faces his terminal illness that affects everyone around him.
‘Black Bag’: Cool, Quietly Hilarious 4-star Spy-Thriller
With its suits, eyewear, and interior design giving off a 1960s’ retro vibe, Soderbergh has crafted an exceptionally taut-yet-funny, stylish spook thriller.
Ureli Corelli Hill: Founder of the New York Philharmonic
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a brilliant violinist whose European trip resulted in founding America’s greatest symphony orchestra.
‘The Knitted Collar’: Virtue in Sickness and in Health
Mary Anne Hoare’s short story of a little girl who makes a tough choice inspires us all to do the same.
This ‘Perfect’ French Toast Casserole Is the Best Thing to Make This Weekend
The best part of this French toast casserole is that it’s as versatile as you need it to be.
California ‘Hidden Gem’ Is No. 1 Beach in the US, New Report Says. Here’s Where to Find It
Situated in a sheltered cove on California’s Central Coast, Avila Beach is a gem of a destination.
How to Plan a Spring Break Trip Without Breaking the Bank
Being proactive and flexible with your destination can lead you to find both affordable and adventurous options.
Rick Steves’ Europe: Třeboň and Třebíč, Two Gems of the Czech Countryside
History is alive in these two Czech countryside towns.
California ‘Hidden Gem’ Is No. 1 Beach in the US, New Report Says. Here’s Where to Find It
Situated in a sheltered cove on California’s Central Coast, Avila Beach is a gem of a destination.
How to Master the Art of First Impressions, According to an Etiquette Expert
5 tips for making a great first impression, according to etiquette expert Bethany Friske.
6 Best Getaways for a Digital Detox
Whether you’re seeking tranquility or adventure, here are six beautiful destinations for a digital detox.
Love and Nature: ‘Annie’s Song’
John Denver’s loving ode to his wife is the epitome of his songwriting mastery.
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