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Roughly 1 million of the 2.3 million federal workers responded to the first email.
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‘Caspar David Friedrich: The Soul of Nature’ at The Met
Caspar David Friedrich’s paintings encapsulate the sublime with themes of solitude, mystery, and spirituality.
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5 Takeaways From the Explosive Trump–Zelenskyy Meeting
After a heated exchange, Zelenskyy was asked to leave early without signing a partnership agreement granting the U.S. access to Ukraine’s natural resources.
Retail Roundup: Consumer and Food Retailers Pressured by Walmart’s 2025 Outlook
Home Depot, Lowe’s, and TJX reported fourth-quarter and year-end results, citing concerns over weakening consumer spending despite some bright spots.
Postal Service Changing First-Class Mail and Package Deliveries Starting April 1
The decision was made after USPS suffered a loss of $9.5 billion in the most recent fiscal year.
INFOGRAPHIC: How Gaming Changes the Brain
Gamers total 71 percent of the U.S. population and, on average, spend at least one month per year gaming. How does gaming affect emotions, cognition, and senses
Musk Is a Special Government Employee—What Is That?
Because of special government employee allowances, specialized experts such as doctors, scientists, and business leaders have contributed to national policy.
Social Security Administration Says It Plans to Lay Off 7,000 Workers
The agency also plans to close down several regional offices, reducing the number of offices from 10 to four.
Hundreds of Workers at US Weather Agency NOAA Fired
The White House said that about 5 percent of NOAA staff had been let go.
New US Home Sales Drop By More Than 10 Percent
While sales are expected to rebound this month, high mortgage rates will limit the upside potential for buying activity in 2025, said an economist.
Strong Support for Trump’s Push to End Russia–Ukraine War, But Some Hesitation on Zelenskyy: Epoch Readers Poll
The survey gathered responses from more than 18,800 readers.
Gun Owners Take DC Magazine Restrictions to Supreme Court
The D.C. Circuit upheld the capital city’s ban on magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds.
Human Rights Activist Says Shen Yun Displays ‘Higher Sense of Purpose’
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Rubio Says Zelenskyy Should Apologize for Turning Meeting Into ‘Fiasco’
Rubio said he believes that the relationship between Trump and Zelenskyy can be repaired, if Ukraine wants to achieve an enduring and lasting peace.
Oklahoma School District Mismanaged Millions of Dollars, Audit Finds
The audit alleged that Tulsa Public Schools covered expenses with money from a foundation, allowing them to avoid competitive bidding and itemized invoices.
South Africa’s Army Is in Meltdown, Say Analysts
A humiliating misadventure in the DRC has left South African peacekeeping troops trapped by rebels, exposing longstanding problems.
On the Brink of a Multipolar World, India’s Grand Strategy is Largely Defined by China, Analysts Say
Predicted to be the world’s third largest economy by 2030, India is navigating a world in which China poses the biggest challenge to its ascent.
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
Electric Grid Managers Expect ‘Bumpy Ride’ if Canada Tariffs Imposed
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FBI Returns to Trump Boxes of Documents Seized From Mar-a-Lago Raid
The president said that the FBI investigation against him in 2022 was politically motivated.
Israel and Hamas Resume Negotiations With Cease-Fire Set to Expire
Israel wants an extension of the first phase, with continued hostage releases, but Hamas insists on moving ahead toward a permanent cease-fire.
Modern Art to Replace Notre-Dame’s Traditional Stained Glass
A Los Angeles-based, French artist’s designs are set to replace 19th-century stained glass windows in the French Gothic masterpiece.
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Texas Wide Receiver at Combine Says He'll Break the NFL 40-Yard Dash Record
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Isaiah Bond aims to beat the record 4.21 that Chiefs’ receiver Xavier Worthy ran last year. And Bond is not the only speedster at the Combine.
New Documentary Chronicles the Battle Veterans Face Returning Home From Combat
‘Brothers After War,’ executive produced by actor Gary Sinise, premiered in select theaters on Feb. 28.
New Documentary Chronicles the Battle Veterans Face Returning Home From Combat
‘Brothers After War,’ executive produced by actor Gary Sinise, premiered in select theaters on Feb. 28.
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Cancer Cells ‘Cooperate’ to Survive, Study Finds
Targeting a specific enzyme could disrupt how cancer cells share nutrients, potentially leading to new treatments.
Cancer Cells ‘Cooperate’ to Survive, Study Finds
Targeting a specific enzyme could disrupt how cancer cells share nutrients, potentially leading to new treatments.
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‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’
This classic and colorful Bible-based musical is undergoing a revival in a town near Chicago this spring.
A Street Corner of Historical Import in Old Town Alexandria, Va.
In terms of American history, no location is insignificant; that includes Old Town Alexandria, Va., where Colonial-era Americans congregated.
‘49th Parallel’: Canada Confronts the Nazis
The border of Canada and the United States is the setting for a confrontation with Nazis in World War II.
‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’
This classic and colorful Bible-based musical is undergoing a revival in a town near Chicago this spring.
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You'll never have trouble finding a great restaurant at Times Square.
Taking the Kids: To Snowy Climes for Fun Off the Slopes
See the mountains and enjoy the snow without having to ski.
The Surprising Benefits of Walking
According to studies, regular walking can reduce depression and sadness and improve immune function.
9 Unique Places to Get Married in Las Vegas
If you are looking for an unconventional wedding, there’s no better place than Vegas.
Taking the Kids: To Snowy Climes for Fun Off the Slopes
See the mountains and enjoy the snow without having to ski.
‘The Game of their Lives’: The US Soccer Team Creates History
This installment of ‘Movies for Teens and Young Adults’ celebrates the virtues of a victorious underdog.
Marguerite Harrison: The Socialite Spy
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a wealthy young socialite who responds to tragedy with daring and adventure.
Special Delivery: An 1880s Flag Made Its Way to 1940s Japan
Navy Lt. John Bremyer delivered precious cargo on a 9,000-mile journey to the ceremony of Japan’s surrender of World War II.
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