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President Biden Signs Order to Limit Asylum at Southern Border
The president is taking executive action to turn away asylum requests once the average daily border crossings exceed 2,500.
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President Biden Signs Order to Limit Asylum at Southern Border
The president is taking executive action to turn away asylum requests once the average daily border crossings exceed 2,500.
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Modi-Led Alliance Set to Form India’s Next Government, With Narrower Victory Than Expected
Geo-political observers decode the election’s impact on India’s global strength.
EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Marshall Pushes to Halt US-Sponsored Gain-of-Function Research
‘History has taught us that viruses have escaped even the most secure labs conducting gain-of-function research,’ Sen. Roger Marshall said.
Garland Blasts Republican Attacks Amid Contempt Threat
The attorney general denied claims of a weaponized Justice Department as he testified before the House Judiciary Committee.
ANALYSIS: Economic Pressure Forces China’s Central Bank to Implement Gradual Currency Depreciation Policy
‘China has no choice but to take this approach because it cannot continue to maintain the exchange rate,’ Frank Tian Xie, a professor in business, said.
Activists Mourn Tiananmen Massacre Victims, Remind World of CCP’s ‘Brutal’ Legacy
Human rights defenders keep memories alive of 1989 Tiananmen massacre, in defiance of Chinese regime’s censorship.
What’s at Stake in the New Jersey, Iowa, and Montana Primaries
The trio of states will nominate candidates for two Senate and three House races that could upset the balance of power in the next Congress.
One Pill Solution? 3D Printing Aims to Create Custom Medication
While 3D-printed pills promise personalized medicine, safety and regulatory challenges remain.
Victims’ Families Want Boeing to Have ‘Day of Reckoning’ in Court Over Fatal 737 MAX Crashes
‘Charging individuals [at Boeing] is not off the table,’ says Robert Clifford, lead counsel for the crash victims’ families.
Senate Democrats Introduce Legislation to Protect IVF
The rush to protect IVF comes amid Democrats’ plan to highlight reproductive issues ahead of November’s election.
Top Judge Blocks Complaints Against Trump Judge Aileen Cannon
Chief Judge William Pryor Jr. instructed the circuit court’s clerk to stop accepting new complaints against Judge Aileen Cannon.
Trump Campaign, RNC Say They Raised $141 Million in May
More than a third of the haul was collected within 24 hours of the guilty verdict against former President Donald Trump.
Fauci Defends COVID-19 Pandemic Response
Dr. Anthony Fauci said that lockdowns were justified ‘early on, when 5,000 people were dying a day,’ extending that logic to masking and vaccine mandates.
COVID-19 Vaccine Linked to Sudden Onset Tinnitus; Metabolic Disease Increases Risk: Study
Risk factors such as hypertension, obesity, and thyroid disorders were shown to increase the likelihood of developing tinnitus after a COVID-19 vaccine.
The Power of a Compliment
This simple act can have big mental health benefits.
Epoch Readers’ Stories
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?
A Nation Divided
Poem by an American Patriot
What Is Going on Here?
There are two major things plants need to survive and continue generating our life saving oxygen. The first is CO2, and the second is sunshine.
Daylight Saving Time Nonsense
A more appropriate and meaningful parameter to decide on time changes or no time changes is improving the average temperature profile during the 8-hour work day
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Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
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Rosacea Linked to Skin Cancer, Including Malignant Melanoma
A new study found that people with rosacea are at much higher risk of other health conditions, including skin cancer, heart disease, and Type 2 diabetes.
Rosacea Linked to Skin Cancer, Including Malignant Melanoma
A new study found that people with rosacea are at much higher risk of other health conditions, including skin cancer, heart disease, and Type 2 diabetes.
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‘Flags of Our Fathers’: Clint Eastwood Pulls Back the Curtain
The real story behind the Iwo Jima photo and subsequent statue is revealed.
100-Year-Old Vet Talks WWII, Secret Missions, and Betty Grable
WWII veteran John Gleeson discusses his strange inspiration for flight, a wild night in Hollywood, covert missions for the OSS, and why at 100 he still flies.
Herb Vinaigrette Jazzes up Grilled Sausage, Peppers and Onions
This dish would be a welcomed addition to your summer grill parties.
10 Underrated National Parks to Visit This Summer
There are beautiful national parks to visit aside from the most popular destinations.
The Lap of Luxury: How to Travel 5 Star With Your Dog
Whether exploring the dog-friendly streets of Sydney or considering an extravagant getaway, these offerings are proof that pet travel has reached new heights.
Choices Abound During a Trip on American Cruise Lines
The American Cruise LInes takes its passengers on a history rich journey while indulging them with great food.
10 Underrated National Parks to Visit This Summer
There are beautiful national parks to visit aside from the most popular destinations.
Elizabeth Van Lew: Virginia Socialite and Union Spymaster
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we see how a wealthy Virginia bachelorette’s abolitionist and Union sympathies led to an formidable spy ring.
John Coffee ‘Jack’ Hays: Famous Texas Ranger
This land surveyor brought law and order to the new Republic of Texas.
A Theater Manager’s Gimmick and a Train Ride into History
In ‘This Week in History,’ with the Pacific Railroad completed, a Broadway theater manager schedules an impossible transcontinental trip.
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