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Republican Committee Chairs Vow Congressional Response to College Protests
‘We will not stop until we get answers, until Jewish students can feel safe, and until these universities are held accountable,’ Rep. Jason Smith said.
When they thought all options were exhausted, precision medicine provides new hope with treatments as unique as their symptoms.
When they thought all options were exhausted, precision medicine provides new hope with treatments as unique as their symptoms.
Republican Committee Chairs Vow Congressional Response to College Protests
‘We will not stop until we get answers, until Jewish students can feel safe, and until these universities are held accountable,’ Rep. Jason Smith said.
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Trump Scores $1.8 Billion Windfall as He Boosts Stake in Truth Social, and Rally Sends Stock Price Soaring
Trump raises his stake in the company that operates Truth Social from 57.6 percent to 64.9 percent.
Economic Expectations Gauge Plunges Signaling a Looming Recession
Over the next six months, it is estimated that fewer American consumers plan on buying homes or big-ticket appliances.
Biden Approves $6.1 Billion in Student Debt Cancellation for More Than 300,000 Americans
Debt relief will apply to borrowers who enrolled at any of the campuses belonging to The Art Institutes.
Rep. Greene Will Force Vote to Oust Johnson Next Week
‘Next week, I am gonna be calling this motion to vacate. Absolutely calling it,’ Ms. Greene said.
Department of Justice Should Investigate EcoHealth Alliance President: House Panel
A House of Representatives panel announced the recommendation on May 1.
RFK Jr.’s Ballot Access Quest Continues in New York
At a voter rally in Long Island, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. urged Americans to ‘vote out of hope’ and ‘not vote out of fear.’
Feeling Squeezed? California’s Population Increases for First Time Since 2020
Our numbers swelled thanks in part to foreign migration, which rose more than 26 percent from 2022. Fewer deaths also contributed.
Florida’s 6-Week Abortion Limit Takes Effect
The law, decried by abortion advocates, may be short-lived.
Trump Claims ‘Paid Agitators’ Involved in Columbia University Protests
‘I really think you have a lot of paid agitators, professional agitators in here too, and I see it all over,’ the former president said.
Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch Issues Caution During Trump Hearing
‘We’re writing a rule for the ages,’ he cautioned last week.
‘Unacceptable’: Trump Campaign Slams Commission’s Refusal to Hold Earlier Debates
‘The Presidential Debate Commission’s schedule does not begin until after millions of Americans will have already cast their ballots.’
Portland State Capitulates to Pro-Palestine Protesters, ‘Pauses’ Relationship with Boeing
Portland State closed its campus as activists barricaded themselves in the library. Meanwhile, students at the University of Oregon began a peaceful protest.
House to Vote on Anti-Semitism Bill Amid Campus Unrest
The bill will establish ‘that if you are engaged in rhetoric and behavior that is anti-semitic, there’s going to be consequences,’ says GOP Rep. Mike Lawler.
‘Bartleby the Scrivener’ and Ingratitude
The essence of a progression toward deeper ingratitude is Bartleby’s characteristic words: “I prefer not to.”
‘Bartleby the Scrivener’ and Ingratitude
The essence of a progression toward deeper ingratitude is Bartleby’s characteristic words: “I prefer not to.”
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.
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Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
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National Task Force Lowers Mammogram Screening Age to 40
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendation comes as more women are being diagnosed with breast cancer at a younger age.
National Task Force Lowers Mammogram Screening Age to 40
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendation comes as more women are being diagnosed with breast cancer at a younger age.
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‘Beau Geste’: Brotherly Devotion
Director William Wellman pits two legionnaires against each other in this gripping adventure tale.
Houston’s Bayou Bend: A Philanthropist’s Collection and Gardens
In this installment of “Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,” we visit a classic American home, now a museum, on the Gulf Coast.
‘Agreement': Dramatizes the Days Leading Up to the Belfast Agreement
Charlotte Westenra helms this political drama on Northern Ireland.
Veterans Find Healing and Renewed Purpose Through Program That Teaches Them To Become Farmers
Archi’s Institute for Sustainable Agriculture in California teaches all aspects of how to farm and build a successful business.
‘Jim Thorpe, All-American’: An Olympic Athlete and More
Burt Lancaster gives a strong performance in a finely crafted production about a great American hero.
Wine-Food Pairing
Fewer restaurants are giving diners the guidance they need—leaving diners to do the research themselves.
Surprises Await Off Washington’s Major Highways
The first people of the land named it, “the shimmering heat waves which dance and play above the prairie when the summer sun shines hot.”
Universal Unwraps Some Details for 2 Epic Universe Hotels
Two resorts by Universal Orlando are scheduled to open in 2025.
San Diego County Museums Worth a Trip
Learn about surfing, artwork, music, and more at various museums in San Diego county.
Surprises Await Off Washington’s Major Highways
The first people of the land named it, “the shimmering heat waves which dance and play above the prairie when the summer sun shines hot.”
