IEA Cuts 2026 Oil Supply Forecast as Strait of Hormuz Disruption Continues
The energy watchdog said that issues in the Middle East and Russia had caused global oil stocks to drop to their lowest level since April 2025.
Sask. Business First to Be Convicted Under Province’s Worker Protection Legislation
A Saskatchewan business plans to hire only local workers after being charged under the province’s foreign-worker protection legislation.
The One-Room Schoolhouse Is Making a Comeback. We Visited One.
‘Our goal is to resurrect the one-room schoolhouse as a place where siblings and neighbors learn together,’ one founder said.
US NEWS
Treasury Proposes Tax-Free Employer Contributions to Trump Accounts
Employers can contribute up to $2,500 tax-free annually into the Trump Accounts of their employees.
China’s Local Authorities Seek to Claw Back Old Bonuses as Fiscal Crisis Deepens
Officials in some regions are demanding workers return bonuses and pandemic subsidies paid years ago as local governments struggle with declining revenue.
Spain and Morocco Fortify Ceuta Border as Calls for New Mass Crossing Spread Online
The Spanish Interior Ministry told The Epoch Times that the ‘necessary measures’ have been put in place to avert another mass crossing.
HHS Seeks to Tighten Oversight of Food Additives, Ingredients
A proposed rule seeks to close a decades-old information gap through a mandatory notification program.
Putin Says Moscow Will Retaliate If European Countries Seize Russian Vessels
The Russian leader said that Moscow’s responses could come in any area the Kremlin sees as “necessary and appropriate.”
How Tech Overlords Profit Off AI Predictions | Carissa Véliz
We’ve been told one in five jobs could be replaced by AI. But when we treat this prediction as fact, are we seeing the future—or manifesting it?
“The Good Mahajara”: How an Indian Prince Saved Hundreds of Polish Children During WWII
When the world looked away, Maharaja Digvijaysinhji Jadeja stepped forward to provide refuge and hope to young castaways during World War II.
Tune in Today: Schubert’s Dance with Mortality in ‘Death and the Maiden’
Schubert dramatizes illness and sorrow through this composition, where the siren song of Death himself calls out to a maiden.
Sask. Business First to Be Convicted Under Province’s Worker Protection Legislation
A Saskatchewan business plans to hire only local workers after being charged under the province’s foreign-worker protection legislation.
What Sunlight Can Do for Your Retina
Research shows daily sunlight exposure can prevent myopia in children and protect against cataracts and glaucoma in adults.
‘100 Years of Laughter’: America’s Funniest Years
Garry Berman traces comedy’s evolution across the 20th century.
Drone Attacks Target Libya’s Oil and Electricity Facilities
A wave of unclaimed drone attacks has struck oil tanks and the electricity grid in Zawiya.
Paramount Mulling California Exodus Amid Antitrust Scrutiny
‘You have a fiduciary duty to shareholders,’ the Hollywood conglomerate’s top legal officer said at an event on Wednesday.
Mike McDaniel Shuts Down Fantasy Agenda, Says Chargers Will ‘Play Hot Hand’ At Running Back
McDaniel has no plans to help fantasy football owners pad their stats.
A Nutritionist’s Advice on Eating for Healthy Hair
Before spending money on supplements, it may be worth taking a closer look at your diet.
Plank Science: 6 Plank Exercises to Build Core Strength
Planks are great for strengthening your core, including the deep muscles of your trunk. These six plank variations can elevate your core to new heights.
Peaches: An Unexpected Source of Carotenoids That Benefits the Eyes and Skin
Peaches owe their golden-orange hue to carotenoids, natural plant pigments.
Long-Term Instagram Use Linked to a Weaker Sense of Self, Study Shows
Researchers in Milan used virtual reality to test whether years of Instagram use affects how people recognize their own face.
Can You Move a Tree?
Keeping as many roots as possible is always best for the tree being moved.
Demand for Experiences Surges as Travelers Prioritize Activities Over Relaxation
It seems consumers are increasingly showing signs that they appreciate the experiential part of travel.
