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  • US Law Wasn’t Built for How China’s Spies Operate in America
    US Law Wasn’t Built for How China’s Spies Operate in America
    Declassified FBI files and federal prosecutions show how Beijing operates through an expansive U.S. network, weaponizing tasks that are largely lawful.
    October 15, 2026BY Sean Tseng
  • ‘Back to the Basics:’ AG Blanche Outlines Top DOJ Priorities
    ‘Back to the Basics:’ AG Blanche Outlines Top DOJ Priorities
    'We’re going to go back to putting bad guys in jail,' Blanche says in exclusive interview with Epoch ...
    October 14, 2026BY Troy Myers and Jan Jekielek
  • The Top 37 Races to Watch This Midterm
    The Top 37 Races to Watch This Midterm
    From the American South to the tundras of Alaska, voters will determine political power in the United States.
    October 13, 2026BY Joseph Lord and Jackson Richman
  • Columbus Statues Became Targets Across America. Italian Americans Are Fighting Back.
    Columbus Statues Became Targets Across America. Italian Americans Are Fighting Back.
    ‘Nobody’s history should be destroyed,’ said an Italian American seeking to preserve Christopher Columbus's legacy.
    October 12, 2026BY Janice Hisle
  • We Went Into a Narco-Tunnel With the Elite ‘Tunnel Rats’
    We Went Into a Narco-Tunnel With the Elite ‘Tunnel Rats’
    In the recesses of the tunnel, spray-painted graffiti along the walls marks the subterranean territory as belonging to ...
    October 11, 2026BY Brad Jones
  • The Wheels Have Gone Round and Round for 100 Years
    The Wheels Have Gone Round and Round for 100 Years
    The iconic yellow school bus is simple, safe, and affordable. And it's still widely sought after throughout the ...
    October 10, 2026BY Aaron Gifford
  • Is America Winning the AI Race? We Asked 10 Experts.
    Is America Winning the AI Race? We Asked 10 Experts.
    The United States is leading, but China has several advantages that may prove dangerous, experts say.
    October 9, 2026BY Petr Svab
  • Trump’s Border Czar on Record Arrests, Attacks on ICE, and What Comes Next
    Trump’s Border Czar on Record Arrests, Attacks on ICE, and What Comes Next
    ‘I spend most of my time on media interviews, shutting down the lies,’ said border czar Tom Homan.
    October 8, 2026BY Darlene McCormick Sanchez
  • Amish Families Weigh Their Futures as Vaccine Fight Continues in New York
    Amish Families Weigh Their Futures as Vaccine Fight Continues in New York
    A legal battle over school vaccines has some Amish families considering whether they can remain in New York.
    October 7, 2026BY Allan Stein
  • Debate Over Islam Divides a Texas County
    Debate Over Islam Divides a Texas County
    A city council’s approval of a mosque has sparked protests and a recall effort.
    October 6, 2026BY Darlene McCormick Sanchez
  • Top Supreme Court Cases to Watch for 2026–2027 Term
    Top Supreme Court Cases to Watch for 2026–2027 Term
    Climate, guns, religious neutrality, and voter citizenship verification are some of the major issues coming before the justices.
    October 5, 2026BY Matthew Vadum, Stacy Robinson, Joseph Lord, Troy Myers, Jeremy Lott and Sam Dorman
  • The New Wave of Young Christian Influencers
    The New Wave of Young Christian Influencers
    Some young Christians are rejecting megachurches and televangelism, instead hitting the road and heading online. Will their era ...
    October 4, 2026BY Beige Luciano-Adams
  • How Big Hospitals Face Allegations of Stifling Competition—and How Federal Regulators Respond
    How Big Hospitals Face Allegations of Stifling Competition—and How Federal Regulators Respond
    The case of a struggling Ohio hospital opens a window to the alleged anti-competitive tactics of healthcare corporations.
    October 3, 2026BY Lawrence Wilson
  • She Thought She Found Love. She Was Trapped in a $500,000 Scam.
    She Thought She Found Love. She Was Trapped in a $500,000 Scam.
    'He was everything a woman wants: very generous, very kind, always being there for you,' Nahid Momenian told ...
    October 2, 2026BY Eva Fu
  • They Carry the Torch for Treasures of the Renaissance. We Met Florence’s Antiquarians.
    They Carry the Torch for Treasures of the Renaissance. We Met Florence’s Antiquarians.
    'If you have time to stop and study a painting or a statue, it can teach you what ...
    October 1, 2026BY Beige Luciano-Adams
  • Does AI Detection Software Work? We Tested 3 Popular Tools.
    Does AI Detection Software Work? We Tested 3 Popular Tools.
    Despite high track records for accuracy, these tools shouldn't replace human judgment, attorneys and tech insiders say.
    September 30, 2026BY Autumn Spredemann
  • A Chinese Battery Plant Moved Into This Illinois Town on State Money. Its Residents Can’t Vote It Out.
    A Chinese Battery Plant Moved Into This Illinois Town on State Money. Its Residents Can’t Vote It Out.
    Its fire district took on a 2-million-square-foot lithium-battery plant, and the fire risk that comes with it, for ...
    September 29, 2026BY Sean Tseng
  • More Hospitals Are Being Bought by Private Equity. Here’s How It’s Changing Healthcare.
    More Hospitals Are Being Bought by Private Equity. Here’s How It’s Changing Healthcare.
    Private equity firms apply the playbook of leverage buyouts, staff reduction, and asset sales to double their investment ...
    September 28, 2026BY Lawrence Wilson and Sylvia Xu
  • This Gun Collector Was Jailed on Weapons Charges. The President Granted His Plea for Freedom.
    This Gun Collector Was Jailed on Weapons Charges. The President Granted His Plea for Freedom.
    A White House spokesperson says President Trump granted the pardon because to do otherwise would be to deny ...
    September 27, 2026BY Michael Clements
  • Feral Hogs Are Taking Over America; Hunters Have a Solution
    Feral Hogs Are Taking Over America; Hunters Have a Solution
    The invasive hogs have contributed to the decline of nearly 300 native plant and animal species in the ...
    September 26, 2026BY Jacob Burg
  • South American Nations Embrace Free Markets, but Can It Hold?
    South American Nations Embrace Free Markets, but Can It Hold?
    Much of South America is experiencing stronger growth. The question is whether the benefits come quickly enough to ...
    September 25, 2026BY Kevin Stocklin
  • On the Streets of Ceuta, Tensions Rising Amid Migrant Crisis
    On the Streets of Ceuta, Tensions Rising Amid Migrant Crisis
    With at least 13,000 migrants in a city of 83,000, emergency incidents are up 532 percent. Madrid calls ...
    September 24, 2026BY Etienne Fauchaire
  • Families Call for Release of Loved Ones in China as Xi Visits US
    Families Call for Release of Loved Ones in China as Xi Visits US
    Families of prisoners held by Beijing urge Trump to press Xi for their release, hoping U.S. pressure will ...
    September 23, 2026BY Eva Fu
  • Homebuyers Face Growing Threat From AI-Powered Scams
    Homebuyers Face Growing Threat From AI-Powered Scams
    Real estate and legal professionals say updated verification methods are needed before any money changes hands.
    September 22, 2026BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Inside the Brazilian Presidential Campaign That a Judge Shut Down—Then Reinstated
    Inside the Brazilian Presidential Campaign That a Judge Shut Down—Then Reinstated
    Renan Santos has courted youth support, pledging to punish cartels, reward merit, and 'de-Brazilify Brazil.' But does he ...
    September 21, 2026BY Nathan Worcester
  • Ticking Time Bomb: How Ticks Are Fast Becoming a Major Public Health Threat
    Ticking Time Bomb: How Ticks Are Fast Becoming a Major Public Health Threat
    Locals say dozens of people in a small Kentucky town have developed a red-meat allergy caused by tick ...
    September 20, 2026BY Darlene McCormick Sanchez
  • As Prediction Betting Expands, Insiders Put Military Operations at Risk
    As Prediction Betting Expands, Insiders Put Military Operations at Risk
    A recent analysis found that well-resourced Polymarket users matched military-related bets by accounts exhibiting insider characteristics.
    September 19, 2026BY Ryan Morgan
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    NEW By Epoch Times Staff
    Day in Photos: Protest in Bangkok, Australian–Indonesian Military Training, and Flooding in Istanbul
  • Trump Says US in Talks With China, Russia on Denuclearization
    4hr By Aldgra Fredly
    Trump Says US in Talks With China, Russia on Denuclearization
  • Elon Musk Agrees to Settle 2 Lawsuits Over $1 Million Giveaways in 2024 Election
    5hr By Timothy Frudd
    Elon Musk Agrees to Settle 2 Lawsuits Over $1 Million Giveaways in 2024 Election
  • Collins, Jackson Go Head-to-Head in Final Maine Senate Debate: 3 Takeaways
    6hr By Jacob Burg
    Collins, Jackson Go Head-to-Head in Final Maine Senate Debate: 3 Takeaways
  • Trump Directs DOJ to Seek Capital Punishment for Killers of Police, Firefighters
    6hr By Jill McLaughlin
    Trump Directs DOJ to Seek Capital Punishment for Killers of Police, Firefighters
  • Texas Gov. Abbott on Future of Border Security, Data Centers, School Vouchers, and Ending Foreign Infiltration
    7hr By Jan Jekielek, Epoch TV
    Texas Gov. Abbott on Future of Border Security, Data Centers, School Vouchers, and Ending Foreign Infiltration
  • CBP Delays Small Imports Rule That Could Cause Patients to Lose Access to Cheap Drugs
    8hr By Sylvia Xu
    CBP Delays Small Imports Rule That Could Cause Patients to Lose Access to Cheap Drugs
  • X Suspends 13,000 Accounts in Suspected China, Russia, Iran Operations Targeting US Politics
    9hr By Arthur Zhang
    X Suspends 13,000 Accounts in Suspected China, Russia, Iran Operations Targeting US Politics
  • US Sanctions Cuban Bank Linked to Iran
    10hr By Timothy Frudd
    US Sanctions Cuban Bank Linked to Iran
  • Federal Authorities Investigate Suspicious Letters, White Powder Sent to Election Officials
    11hr By Jill McLaughlin
    Federal Authorities Investigate Suspicious Letters, White Powder Sent to Election Officials
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