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The Chinese regime has recently implemented orders that require organizations, schools, and companies to ensure that most of its members and employees receive COVID-19 vaccines as soon as possible, according to a government document obtained by The Epoch Times from a trusted source. The document, titled, “Zhangjiagang Vaccination Plan,” was issued on March 27 by […]

Thousands of men in Balochistan, the southwestern province of Pakistan, smuggle oil from across the restive border with Iran. While the phenomenon is not new, the Pakistan government has recently ordered the stopping of the illegal trade as fears mount about billions of rupees of loss to the economy. The smuggling of Iranian oil into

Every once in a while, slow and steady wins the race. One of America’s greatest literary regionalists, Nebraskan Willa Cather (1873–1947), has only slowly and gradually been gaining recognition over the past century as one of our country’s greatest novelists. Indeed, her first novel, “Alexander’s Bridge,” came out 109 years ago in serialized format in

Santa Ana police are revving up their annual enforcement efforts against street racers on Easter Sunday. For decades, car clubs would kick off a summer of driving their low-rider cruisers with hydraulics on the Christian holiday, which this year falls on April 4. However, some participants in previous years engaged in illegal activities—harming the quality of life of Santa Ana residents, police said. To mitigate this,

YouTube has deleted about 2.5 million ‘dislikes’ from videos on the official White House channel of President Joe Biden, according to data collected and posted online by a researcher who wished to remain anonymous. YouTube recently announced that it’s testing a new page design that hides the dislike count. The Google-owned video platform allows users

Commentary Several Southern California bridges in desperate need of repair could finally be getting the attention they need. President Joe Biden’s administration recently began releasing details of its $3 trillion “infrastructure” plan, including a proposal to spend part of the money fixing “the ten most economically-significant bridges in the country in need of reconstruction. It

Thirteen states sued President Joe Biden’s administration over an American Rescue Plan provision prohibiting states from cutting taxes. Read More RSS Feed | The Epoch Times

The latest job report beating expectations, where is the job growth? and what are some of the headwinds for the labor market recovery? NTD talks to ZipRecruiter labor economist Julia Pollak. A new study raises concerns about the global semiconductor supply chain. It warns that production is too concentrated in certain regions. A video full

Both chambers in Wyoming on Thursday approved a bill that requires voters to present identification before voting. The state House passed the bill 51–8 after the Senate approved it 21–1. The legislation requires people to present proof of ID before voting. Proof can be a driver’s license, a tribal identification card, a Wyoming identification card,

The governing bodies of faculty and undergraduate students at Cornell University have voted against a proposed partnership with China’s Peking University (PKU), citing the state-run institution’s poor record of academic freedom and human rights. In a 16-39 vote with 20 abstentions, the Cornell Faculty Senate on Wednesday rejected a non-biding resolution endorsing a proposed dual-degree