Office Depot and Staples are laminating the paper cards people who get COVID-19 vaccines receive, for free. The offer is to help customers “upgrade the durability of their vaccination cards,” an Office Depot spokesperson told The Epoch Times via email. People can bring their vaccination card to Office Depot or OfficeMax stores and provide a […]
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President Joe Biden during his solo first press conference Thursday consulted notes that assisted him with key policy points and data. Read More RSS Feed | The Epoch Times
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Sen. Ted Cruz, (R-Texas) released video from the banks of the Rio Grande on March 26 describing his experience of the current migrant crisis. Read More RSS Feed | The Epoch Times
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TORONTO—As China imposed a sweeping national security law in Hong Kong last year after massive protests, residents of the city moved tens of billions of dollars across the globe to Canada, where thousands are hoping to forge a new future. Capital flows out of Hong Kong banks reaching Canada rose to their highest levels on
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Commentary This month marked the anniversary of Canada’s COVID-19 confinements that were only supposed to last for a few weeks. That was 52 weeks ago. In many ways, fear became the pandemic. Different people drive the COVID-19 fear, but its principal generators are statisticians and the medical bureaucrats—the experts “advising” the politicians, who in turn
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Former President Donald Trump on March 25 responded to President Joe Biden’s claims that he had left children to “starve to death” on the Mexican side of the border. Trump joined “The Ingraham Angle” on Fox News on Thursday to respond to President Biden’s first press conference of his term, which was held earlier that
At just 17 years old, a Great Falls teen is celebrating an impressive feat—the completion of her doctoral studies in Business Administration. Describing herself as “so happy” and “glowing,” Dr. Kimberly Strable told KRTV: “I’m the third youngest in world history to ever get a doctorate in any subject, the youngest in all world history to
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Dominion Voting Systems filed a lawsuit against Fox News for $1.6 billion, alleging the cable news company made false claims and defamed the company to boost faltering ratings following the Nov. 3 election. Dominion argued in its suit that Fox News “sold a false story of election fraud in order to serve its own commercial
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Inspired by the natural curves and crevices of each pebble she finds, Japanese artist Akie Nakata draws out their character further with her paintbrush. Stones are transformed into adorable critters that can be held in the palm of a hand. A self-taught artist and rock collector since childhood, Akie has been turning stones into palm-sized
Commentary In a rare piece of good news on the Canadian foreign policy front, the government has finally taken action that is consistent with its frequently professed enthusiasm for strong multilateralism. Canada, in co-ordination with the United States and the United Kingdom, has decided to impose sanctions on some of the Chinese officials responsible for
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