Pope Francis Dies at 88 After Suffering Stroke, Heart Failure
The Pontiff leaves behind a legacy of attempted reform that was not without controversy.
Clio’s Wars: How We Interpret Our Past Will Determine Our Future
When national identity fractures and ideologies rise, historical nuance gets lost in the rubble.
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A single cow provides gallons of rich, nutritious milk—and plenty of benefits beyond the kitchen. Here’s how to get started.
Ronald Reagan Standing up to an Illegal Strike
As part of the series ‘When Character Counted,’ we learn President Reagan stood firm during his first crisis in office—a testament to his strength of character.
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Trump to Meet With Major Retailers Over Tariff Concerns
Executives from Walmart, Target, Lowe’s, and Home Depot are expected to take part in the meeting.
Walgreens Agrees to Pay up to $350 Million in Civil Settlement Over Opioid Prescriptions
Walgreens says it ’strongly disagrees with the government’s legal theory and admits no liability.’
Judge Orders Trump Admin to Issue Correction Notices to Fired Probationary Workers
The Supreme Court earlier this month blocked a previous order issued by the same judge that reinstated laid-off employees.
Dhillon Promises Action to Enforce Trump’s Executive Orders on Civil Rights
Leaving the Center for American Liberty is a ‘bittersweet’ move, says new civil rights attorney.
▶Persecuted in China, Young Shen Yun Artists Find New Meaning on the World Stage
Stories of persecution and resilience behind the performing arts company that’s become a global sensation.
India Imposes 12 Percent Tariff on Some Steel Imports
India’s heavy industries minister welcomed the tariffs as a way to protect the country’s domestic steel industry.
China’s Largest Trade Fair Emptier After US Tariff Hike, Exporters Say
There are no clients from Germany, France, or the United States, a Chinese exporter at the China Import and Export Fair told The Epoch Times.
Texas Walmart Shooter Who Killed 23 People Pleads Guilty, Avoids Death Penalty
Patrick Wood Crusius, 26, pleaded guilty on April 21 and, in exchange, received life in prison with no possibility of parole.
Stroke, Heart Failure Revealed as Pope’s Cause of Death
A rosary service was held in St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City for the repose of the soul of the Holy Father.
Transportation Secretary Threatens to Cut Funds Over New York City Congestion Tolls
State officials, Sean Duffy wrote in a letter to the governor, have ‘publicly declared that New York will continue to collect tolls in open defiance.’
Federal Judge Pauses Trump Admin Layoffs at Consumer Watchdog Agency
U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson said on Friday that she is ‘deeply concerned’ that the administration isn’t complying with a previous order.
Washington’s Salvadorans Approve of El Salvador’s President
The Kilmar Abrego Garcia deportation battle did not spark comments—but President Nayib Bukele seemed popular among Salvadorans in the U.S. capital.
White House Not Looking for Hegseth Replacement: Press Secretary
She was responding to reports citing anonymous sources that the White House was looking for a replacement for the secretary of defense.
Shen Yun Is ‘Art That Takes You to Another Plane,’ Says Argentina’s Secretary of Worship and Civilization
Nahuel Sotelo, Argentina’s Secretary of Worship and Civilization, was ‘blown away’ seeing the 5,000 years of Chinese civilization brought to life by Shen Yun.
Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Task Force That Issues Preventive Care Mandates
A federal appeals court previously ruled that the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force’s structure made it unconstitutional.
DHS Secretary Noem’s Purse Containing $3,000 Stolen in Restaurant, Spokesperson Says
Noem ‘was using the cash withdrawal to treat her family to dinner, activities, and Easter gifts,’ a DHS spokesperson said.
How a Centrist Democrat Keeps Winning in a Pro-Trump District
Voters weigh in on Maine Democratic Rep. Jared Golden’s recent split from his party on the government funding bill.
President, First Lady Host Annual White House Easter Egg Roll
Approximately 42,000 guests received tickets for the historic Easter Monday celebration.
Google Settles Indian Competition Regulator Antitrust Case
The Indian decision comes amid a raft of antitrust accusations that have been leveled against the tech giant around the world.
Southern Charm and a Mystery: ‘Grandma Ruth Doesn’t Go To Funerals’
In Sharon Mondragon’s cozy novel, a Georgia girl helps her ailing but formidable Grandmother stay connected to her community.
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