Top Stories
Traditional journalism. Principled news. Listen to unbiased reporting free from the influence of any government, corporation, or political party. Powered by The Epoch Times.
Top Stories | LATEST STORIES
Vance Announces New Phase of Fraud Investigations, Withholds $259 Million in Medicaid Funds From Minnesota
The vice president is chairing the White House anti-fraud task force investigating illegitimate uses of federal funds.
|
Judge Rules Illegal Immigrants Can Dispute Third Country Deportations
The government must provide them with notice and give them opportunity to challenge their new destination, a Massachusetts judge rules.
|
Tech Bosses to Meet at White House, Pledge Their Data Centers Won’t Boost Electricity Bills
President Donald Trump announced the Rate Payer Protection Pledge during his State of the Union address.
|
How a Boy Who Made Suits in a Sicilian Home Factory Became a Bay Area Legend
After immigrating from Sicily in 1965 with his four brothers, Peter Cassara built one of the Bay Area’s most recognized tailoring businesses.
|
Police Officer Shot in Alleged Antifa Attack Testifies in Texas Trial
The police officer, who was shot in the neck, and detention officers finalize their testimony on Feb. 25 in the landmark trial.
|
What the Surgeon General Nominee Said on Vaccines, Autism, and Psychedelics
The Republican chair of the Senate health panel asked Dr. Casey Means to endorse measles vaccines, while a Democrat questioned her promotion of products.
|
US Sanctions 30 Individuals and Entities Tied to Iranian Arms, Oil Industries
These new sanctions came a day before U.S. and Iranian delegations were due to meet in Geneva for a round of negotiations.
|
Nvidia Reports Record Sales Citing Strong Data-Center Demand
The company also expects $78 billion in sales for the first quarter, exceeding estimates by Wall Street analysts.
|
Day in Photos: Fire in Massachusetts, Protests in the Philippines, and Air Taxi
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Democrats Lay Out Plans to Ride Affordability to ‘Big Blue Wave’ in Midterms
House Democratic leaders used their annual issues conference to preview a message centered on costs, with the DCCC targeting 44 seats.
|
Investors Seek Refuge in Asset-Heavy Stocks as AI Jitters Rattle Markets, Analysts Say
Strategists say doubts over AI monetization and disruption risks are pushing investors toward tangible assets and cyclical sectors.
|
Larry Summers Resigns From Harvard in Epstein File Fallout
The influential economist served as president of Harvard university and Treasury secretary.
|
Cuba Says 4 Were Killed in Gunfire Exchange With US-Registered Boat
The communist country’s interior minister says that the boat entered Cuban waters from Florida and opened fire at a border guard.
|
Appeals Court Allows ICE to Access Taxpayer Data
‘We find no merit in their arguments,’ the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit wrote about nonprofits arguing against the data sharing.
|
Turkey Moves to End Online Anonymity With Mandatory Social Media ID Law
Government said the rules would curb disinformation and protect children, while free-speech groups warned of mass surveillance and self-censorship.
|
FBI Raids Home, Office of Los Angeles Schools Superintendent
Federal authorities did not disclose details about the court-authorized search.
|
Peruvian Court Ruling Blocks Regulatory Oversight of Chinese Controlled Strategic Latin American Port
The increase in Chinese control over the strategic port of Chancay in Peru has raised national security concerns.
|
The Improbable Comeback of Alysa Liu
At age 16 she was targeted by Chinese spies. She’s now the face of Olympic figure skating.
|
US–UK Trade Deal Still Stands, Says British Trade Secretary
Earlier this week, the European Union put on hold the ratification process of the U.S.–EU trade deal, after Trump announced the new temporary global tariff.
|
10 Memorable Moments From Trump’s State of the Union Address
The president delivered the longest such address in recorded U.S. history, punctuating it with emotional moments and real-life stories to illustrate policy.
|
Vance Announces New Phase of Fraud Investigations, Withholds $259 Million in Medicaid Funds From Minnesota
The vice president is chairing the White House anti-fraud task force investigating illegitimate uses of federal funds.
|
Judge Rules Illegal Immigrants Can Dispute Third Country Deportations
The government must provide them with notice and give them opportunity to challenge their new destination, a Massachusetts judge rules.
|
Tech Bosses to Meet at White House, Pledge Their Data Centers Won’t Boost Electricity Bills
President Donald Trump announced the Rate Payer Protection Pledge during his State of the Union address.
|
How a Boy Who Made Suits in a Sicilian Home Factory Became a Bay Area Legend
After immigrating from Sicily in 1965 with his four brothers, Peter Cassara built one of the Bay Area’s most recognized tailoring businesses.
|
Police Officer Shot in Alleged Antifa Attack Testifies in Texas Trial
The police officer, who was shot in the neck, and detention officers finalize their testimony on Feb. 25 in the landmark trial.
|
What the Surgeon General Nominee Said on Vaccines, Autism, and Psychedelics
The Republican chair of the Senate health panel asked Dr. Casey Means to endorse measles vaccines, while a Democrat questioned her promotion of products.
|
US Sanctions 30 Individuals and Entities Tied to Iranian Arms, Oil Industries
These new sanctions came a day before U.S. and Iranian delegations were due to meet in Geneva for a round of negotiations.
|
Nvidia Reports Record Sales Citing Strong Data-Center Demand
The company also expects $78 billion in sales for the first quarter, exceeding estimates by Wall Street analysts.
|
Day in Photos: Fire in Massachusetts, Protests in the Philippines, and Air Taxi
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Democrats Lay Out Plans to Ride Affordability to ‘Big Blue Wave’ in Midterms
House Democratic leaders used their annual issues conference to preview a message centered on costs, with the DCCC targeting 44 seats.
|
Investors Seek Refuge in Asset-Heavy Stocks as AI Jitters Rattle Markets, Analysts Say
Strategists say doubts over AI monetization and disruption risks are pushing investors toward tangible assets and cyclical sectors.
|
Larry Summers Resigns From Harvard in Epstein File Fallout
The influential economist served as president of Harvard university and Treasury secretary.
|
Cuba Says 4 Were Killed in Gunfire Exchange With US-Registered Boat
The communist country’s interior minister says that the boat entered Cuban waters from Florida and opened fire at a border guard.
|
Appeals Court Allows ICE to Access Taxpayer Data
‘We find no merit in their arguments,’ the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit wrote about nonprofits arguing against the data sharing.
|
Turkey Moves to End Online Anonymity With Mandatory Social Media ID Law
Government said the rules would curb disinformation and protect children, while free-speech groups warned of mass surveillance and self-censorship.
|
FBI Raids Home, Office of Los Angeles Schools Superintendent
Federal authorities did not disclose details about the court-authorized search.
|
Peruvian Court Ruling Blocks Regulatory Oversight of Chinese Controlled Strategic Latin American Port
The increase in Chinese control over the strategic port of Chancay in Peru has raised national security concerns.
|
The Improbable Comeback of Alysa Liu
At age 16 she was targeted by Chinese spies. She’s now the face of Olympic figure skating.
|
US–UK Trade Deal Still Stands, Says British Trade Secretary
Earlier this week, the European Union put on hold the ratification process of the U.S.–EU trade deal, after Trump announced the new temporary global tariff.
|
10 Memorable Moments From Trump’s State of the Union Address
The president delivered the longest such address in recorded U.S. history, punctuating it with emotional moments and real-life stories to illustrate policy.
|