The Epoch Times

Nine CCP-linked firms are suspected of quietly operating in the United States despite being blacklisted over risks to U.S. national security.

‘A fair warning should be made so that the people who are consuming cannabis know that there are risks,’ a researcher says.

Salvatore Delligatti argued unsuccessfully that an act of omission doesn’t make him guilty of violent crime.

Over the years, Pano Kanelos, now President of the University of Austin, observed a growing “homogenization” of higher education.

Eastern European gang leaders were convicted in federal court this week for planning an Iran-backed assassination of Iranian-American journalist Masih Alinejad.

Mortgage rates remained below the 7 percent level for nine straight weeks, ‘which is helpful for potential buyers and sellers alike,’ an economist says.

It means that about 2,700 staffers will be removed from the agency’s workforce of 6,500, the SBA announced.

Donald Tusk said the European Council had agreed that in five years, Europe ’must be, in terms of army, weapons, technology, clearly stronger than Russia.’

Tesla’s stock price has fallen by 42 percent this year amid widespread protests, vandalism, and arson at Tesla facilities and charging stations nationwide.

The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.

Kentucky’s flagship university is under federal investigation for alleged ‘race-exclusionary practices’ in graduate programs.

Johnson & Johnson will invest $55 billion in U.S. facilities over four years, starting with a $2 billion plant in North Carolina.

The announcement follows Trump’s executive order to reduce the Department of Education.

The resumption of debt collection activities is estimated to affect 280,000 individuals who owe about $2.7 billion to the agency.

In a 7–4 ruling, an en banc panel of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld California’s 2016 ban on certain types of ammunition magazines.