In North Carolina, Weather Turns From Villain to Hero
After Hurricane Helene destroyed parts of North Carolina, a bumper snow season is sparking hope ski tourism will save the economy.
A Nebraska Town Played Host to 6 Million GIs During WWII
The North Platte residents were wonder-workers of a railroad town, bringing comfort and cheer to young men on their way to war. It started on Christmas night.
‘Hänsel und Gretel’: An Unlikely Christmas Story
Learn how one mother’s quest to soften the original fairy tale helped transform it into one of today’s beloved operas.
Texas Sculptor Recalls Decades-Long Journey to Success
Award-winning sculptor Craig Campobella discusses his beginnings, the importance of honest criticism, and why he chooses to create certain pieces.
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2024 Newsmakers of the Year: Epoch Times Readers’ Choice
From politics and innovation to sports and global leadership, these individuals were chosen by The Epoch Times’ readers as the most influential figures of 2024.
Trump Names Kevin Marino Cabrera as US Envoy to Panama
The president-elect said his nominee is a ‘fierce fighter for America First principles’ who understands Latin American politics.
Nippon Steel, Citing Biden Review, Pushes Back Acquisition Date of US Steel
The nearly $15 billion deal now hinges on the personal approval of President Joe Biden.
How Milei’s Radical Reforms Turned Argentina’s Economy Around
Milei cut 10 government agencies, fired 34,000 public employees, and cut spending by 30 percent—and the Trump transition team is taking notice.
US Home Prices Register 3rd Consecutive Monthly Gain
New houses often offer better prices and financing to prospective buyers, a real estate expert said.
President of Architectural Design Firm: ‘Missing Shen Yun Is the Regret of a Lifetime’
Shen Yun graced the Aichi Prefectural Art Theater stage for its inaugural performance on Dec. 23.
Biden Pledges More Arms to Ukraine After Christmas Strikes
‘The purpose of this outrageous attack was to cut off the Ukrainian people’s access to heat and electricity during winter,’ the president said.
Former Taiwanese Presidential Candidate Gets Indicted for Corruption
The Taiwan People’s Party said its chairman is innocent, calling the indictment ‘political persecution.’
What’s Ahead for the Retail Industry in 2025?
Physical stores will return to the center of retailing, experts say.
Artist Cited in New York Times Attack Articles on Shen Yun Sets Record Straight
The former Shen Yun artist says the reporters appeared set on a negative story and omitted information, giving a skewed perspective of the company.
Former Chinese Official Confirms Reality of Forced Organ Harvesting
‘Every single advertisement is evidence! Every phone call is evidence: organs are being openly bought and sold!’ Du Wen said.
Is the Final Migration Back to the Office Happening in 2025?
Big corporations are bringing employees back and CEOs are working to make the office experience feel ‘worth it’ to persuade employees to return.
Biden Shares Last Christmas, Hanukkah Statement as President
‘For the last time as your president, it’s my honor to wish all of America a very Merry Christmas,’ President Joe Biden wrote on X.
Cruiser Crew Using New Systems for First Time Likely Launched ‘Friendly Fire’ Attacks in Red Sea
Recently-arrived USS Gettysburg, after a nine-year overhaul that included $600 million anti-aircraft upgrade, downed a Navy FA/18 on Dec. 21.
Rand Paul Releases Annual ‘Festivus’ List of Wasteful Government Spending
This included $4.8 million on influencers, $2.1 million for Paraguayan border security, a $12 million Las Vegas pickleball complex, and $32,596 on breakdancing.
Stranded Astronauts Enjoy Christmas Dinner in Outer Space
‘NASA has made significant strides in creating meals that are both nutritious and enjoyable’ for astronauts in space, Army veteran Michelle Mackel said.
Finland Launches Investigation After Another Undersea Cable Suffers Outage
A Hong Kong-registered cargo ship called Xin Xin Tian 2 was sailing over the cable, Estlink 2, when the outage occurred.
ABC’s Negotiations With Local TV Stations Concerning, Says FCC Commissioner
Local stations are now more trusted by communities than national media networks, Brendan Carr said.
Thousands of Gifts Delivered to Children Impacted by Hurricane Helene
The presents were delivered just hours before Christmas, according to Beloved Asheville.
The Best History Books of 2024
Here’s our selection of the most interesting history books of the year.
Epoch Readers’ Stories
Cutting the Budget
In an effort to change the objective of a bureaucracy, you need to establish goals and rewards for success in achieving those goals.
There Was a Time
Someday, maybe, God will decide we’ve suffered enough, and ... then we will return.
The Untold Stories of the Tiananmen Massacre
We will never know how many people were massacred the night of June 3‒4, 1989
A History of the American Nation
A patriotic poem by Ted Schneider
Of Cars and Kids
Why should our kids have to settle for a Trabant, or a Pyonghwa, education when they could have a BMW?
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Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
Joe Burrow Bought Authentic Japanese Swords as Christmas Gifts for His Linemen
The Cincinnati quarterback, who has called for gun control in the past, bought katana as a Christmas gift for his pass blockers.
Joe Burrow Bought Authentic Japanese Swords as Christmas Gifts for His Linemen
The Cincinnati quarterback, who has called for gun control in the past, bought katana as a Christmas gift for his pass blockers.
What Makes the Practice of Minimalism Hard
There are many temptations outside the path of minimalism. It is by letting go of certain desires that we progress.
What Makes the Practice of Minimalism Hard
There are many temptations outside the path of minimalism. It is by letting go of certain desires that we progress.
Ex Libris: John F. Kennedy
In this latest installment of our ‘Ex Libris’ series, we look at the books that shaped and influenced a leader of the free world at the height of the Cold War.
‘The Private War of Major Benson’: Boys Becoming Men
Charlton Heston plays an unlikely father figure to boys in a military academy.
The Montgolfier Brothers’ Determination to Soar
The balloon boys’ dream took off when a trio of animals journeyed into the sky.
5 Classical Pieces for Christmas
It’s not too late to delve into some truly beautiful and inspiring works that celebrate Christmas.
Ex Libris: John F. Kennedy
In this latest installment of our ‘Ex Libris’ series, we look at the books that shaped and influenced a leader of the free world at the height of the Cold War.
I Want to Make ‘Melting Sweet Potatoes’ for Dinner Every Night
These roasted sweet potatoes have crispy edges and super creamy centers.
Stunning Backcountry Hut Near Vail Pass Offers Comfortable Getaway With Remote Feel
Stare at magnificent scenery without a worry for heat or running water.
A Touch of Downton Abbey in Washington, DC
The fancy villas are in Europe are now also available in Washington, DC.
A Preview of Some Stunning Hotels and Resorts Opening in 2025
These new and upcoming hotels are all over the world.
Stunning Backcountry Hut Near Vail Pass Offers Comfortable Getaway With Remote Feel
Stare at magnificent scenery without a worry for heat or running water.
Reginald Fessenden: Father of Voice Radio
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a brilliant Canadian who moves to America to become a pioneer in wireless telegraphy.
History Off the Beaten Track: Women’s Compassion in War
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we visit Gettysburg and learn about the women who stepped up during the harrowing battle there.
250 Years Ago, Part 2: The First Continental Congress and the Suffolk Resolves
Colonial America’s trek to freedom was paved with disagreements, but, at the end, the Laws of Nature prevailed on the road to the Revolutionary War.
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