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Illiterate Graduate Sues School Board, Highlights National Problem
A Connecticut student who can’t read or write earned a diploma and attends university, while Oregon suspends literacy graduation requirements through 2028.
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Infographic: A Who’s Who of All Trump’s Cabinet Level Nominees
Coming from diverse backgrounds, the president-elect’s Cabinet selections bring a variety of skills to the new government.
Wild Horses Can Help Prevent Wildfires, Advocates Say
Horses don’t tear out the roots of plants while grazing, unlike cattle and sheep, says Simpson.
Meet Joel Salatin, a Leader in Regenerative Agriculture and Self-Described ‘Lunatic Farmer’
Salatin’s Polyface Farms in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley is a pilgrimage destination for many organic farming enthusiasts.
Trump Wants to Eliminate the Debt Ceiling—What Is It and How Did We Get Here?
The debt ceiling has been a source of political conflict and Wall Street anxiety for years.
China’s Massive Hacking Campaign Targeting the US
From espionage to intellectual property theft to sabotage, here’s a look at 20 of the largest Chinese cyberattacks against the United States in the last decade.
US Health Insurance: What Are Its Problems and Potential Solutions?
An overview of the chief complaints, root causes, and possible solutions to the United States’ health insurance dilemma.
Top 10 Moments From the 118th Congress
A look back at a turbulent Congress that saw the election of two speakers, divisions over funding and other issues, and the expulsion of a House member.
Trump Supporters Are Debating the H-1B Visa—What Is It?
Here’s what to know about the controversial and widely used temporary working visa.
A Look Back at 24 Moments That Helped Define 2024
A toppled bridge, CCP hackers, and Hurricane Helene wrought varying degrees of damage, while Trump survived attempts on his life to become president-elect.
How The New York Times Distorts Shen Yun’s Success in Latest Attack Article
Publication attacks the performing arts company’s success through an anti-religious lens targeting Falun Gong.
10 Things to Know About President Jimmy Carter
From nuclear submariner to peanut farmer to 39th president of the United States, Jimmy Carter led a life of diverse achievement.
Increased Drone Sightings Highlight New Risks, Aviation Experts Say
The affordability and modification capabilities of common drones have ‘democratized terrorism,’ one security expert said.
California Makes World-Class Wines, but Industry Pressures Are Leaving Grapes to Die
A global downturn in the wine industry, cheap imports, and higher costs are hitting family farmers in California especially hard.
How Shen Yun Was Born to Expose Persecution in China, Revive Traditional Culture
The New York-based performing arts group showcases China as it existed before communism.
How Africa Became a Key Link for Mexican Cartels in Fentanyl Production
The Sinaloa cartel is using South Africa as a gateway to the continent, where it has established bases to manufacture fentanyl, police said.
How Massive Debt, Stiff Competition Dashed Spirit Airlines
Spirit Airlines Inc. is trying to reorganize and make a comeback, but it will likely look more like its bigger competitors than its former self.
The Biggest Supreme Court Decisions of 2024
The Supreme Court issued consequential decisions on presidential power, administrative law, the Second Amendment, and other issues.
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.
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.