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Mortgage Applications for New Home Purchases Increase in March: Report
The exemption of key housing material suppliers, Canada and Mexico, from global tariffs have been welcomed by industry experts.
Russia Announces Easter Weekend Cease-Fire; Supreme Court Halts Deportations Under Alien Enemies Act
Thousands in New York Call for End of CCP’s Persecution of Falun Gong, Support 440 Million Who Quit CCP
‘This is a sign that the Chinese nation is awakening and that the evil communist forces that have entrenched China are disintegrating,’ said Wang Zhiyuan.
Trump Administration Fast-Tracks Permitting for 10 Mining Projects
The initiative aims to boost domestic production of critical minerals and reduce dependence on China by expediting reviews for key mining projects.
Appeals Court Blocks Trump Admin’s Attempt to End Deportation Protections for 350,000 Venezuelans
The ruling preserves protections against deportation while deepening the legal battle over executive discretion in immigration policy.
Fed Approves Capital One–Discover Merger to Create 8th Largest US Bank
The merger process is expected to be completed by May 18, with the transaction having received backing from shareholders.
US and Iran Conclude Second Round of Nuclear Talks, Agree to Third
Iran’s foreign minister and U.S. special envoy agreed to a third round of talks aimed at preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
Vance Meets With Vatican Officials
Discussion topics included freedom of religion and immigration.
Education Department Asks Harvard for Foreign Funders’ List After University Submits Inaccurate Records
The agency is demanding details such as names, addresses, and contact info of foreign funding sources.
Epoch Readers Rally Behind Trump’s China Tariffs, Demand Revival of US Manufacturing: Poll
Readers of The Epoch Times endorse President Donald Trump’s tariffs and say restoring industry and confronting China’s communist regime are national priorities.
Ultra-Processed Food Researcher Alleges Censorship, Leaves NIH
Kevin Hall had been with the agency for 21 years.
Survey Finds LA County Quality of Life Index Stuck at a 10-Year Low
The cost of living has county residents in a funk, a UCLA study finds. And 44 percent fear someone they know could be deported.
Made-in-America Entrepreneurs See Opportunities in Global Tariffs
By sourcing materials domestically and thinking locally, U.S.-based companies say they’re in a better position to survive—and thrive.
Vance Meets With Italy’s Meloni in Trip to Rome, Vatican
The practicing Catholic also participated in a Good Friday service at St. Peter’s Basilica.
Trump Admin Signals Major Offshore Drilling Expansion, Eyes Arctic and New Coastal Zones
Federal oil and gas leasing boundaries are being redrawn to include the ‘High Arctic’ zone and other areas off-limits under the Biden administration.
Witkoff to Meet Iranian Foreign Minister in Rome for Second Round of Nuclear Talks
Iran’s foreign minister called for Washington to clarify its demands in a second round of talks concerning Iran’s nuclear programs.
Appeals Court Halts Judge Boasberg’s Contempt Order in Deportations Case
The appeals order came on the same evening as an emergency hearing before Boasberg.
Judge Blocks Trump’s Order Ending ‘X’ Gender Marker on Passports
The lawsuit was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of seven plaintiffs who identify as transgender or nonbinary.
Trump Moves Forward With Plan to Make It Easier to Fire Some Federal Workers
An estimated 50,000 career government employees would be reclassified as ‘at-will’ employees held to new civil service regulations.
