President Joe Biden’s immigration policies are motivating parents in other countries to send their children alone to the United States’ southern border, a former top immigration adviser during the previous administration said on Sunday. “The administration’s policy of resettling any 17-year-old or younger who was trafficked to our borders, is a global policy of family […]
When you settle into a movie or watch your favorite team play, you might want to hold off on the snacks. It’s not so much about the extra calories but about how it could impact sleep. Eating in the evening doesn’t help you sleep, even if it makes you feel tired. A big dinner at
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BEIJING—The second of Canada’s “two Michaels” went on trial in Beijing on Monday after being detained for more than two years in apparent retaliation for the arrest in Vancouver of a top executive of Chinese telecom giant Huawei. The trial of former diplomat Michael Kovrig on spying charges follows an initial hearing in the case
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Donald Trump is planning to release his own social media platform within the next few months, according to one of his advisors. And in other news, when representatives from the United States and China met to discuss in Anchorage, Alaska, the US fell into several diplomatic traps. In this live Q&A with Crossroads host Joshua
News Analysis The merger of telecommunications companies Rogers and Shaw makes good business sense, but the resulting consolidation could be bad for consumers, experts say. Rogers Communications Inc. is proposing to buy Shaw Communications Inc. in a deal worth $26 billion. The companies hope to clear regulatory hurdles to have the deal closed by the
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As lawmakers on both Capitol Hill and in Parliament in the UK meet this week to discuss legislation responding to the genocide of Uyghurs in China, The Epoch Times has received evidence linking Facebook ad revenue to Chinese companies profiting from that genocide. The advertisement of Uyghur hair on Facebook places the social media giant
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Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets in cities across Europe over the weekend as part of rallies against lockdowns implemented to combat COVID-19. Demonstrations against lockdown measures were seen continent-wide on March 20, including in Austria, the UK, Finland, the Netherlands, Romania, and Switzerland. Although largely peaceful, many protests resulted in arrests,
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A 70-year-old Marine Corps veteran with poor lung health didn’t hesitate to intervene when he saw a neighbor’s house ablaze. Not only did the vet run into the burning building without protective gear, he also saved a life. James “Cowboy” Johnson of Norristown, Pennsylvania, is a local hero. Johnson had just returned from a trip
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Children learning remotely or in a hybrid setting are more likely to experience worse emotional and mental health, as well as less movement, time spent with friends, and being outside than children who go to school, according to a recent study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). “Virtual instruction might present more
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An acid attack survivor has tied the knot with the man she met in a hospital while recovering over the last few years. Pramodini Roul, 28, married Saroj Sahoo, 29, on March 1 in her hometown Jagatsinhpur, Odisha, after first meeting in 2018. Saroj’s friend was a nurse and would regularly visit the hospital where