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RCMP Investigating Sexual Abuse at NS Youth Jail Spanning Three Decades

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) are investigating decades of sexual abuse that allegedly occurred at a Nova Scotia youth detention centre, involving at least 70 victims who were youth at the time. RCMP Corporal Chris Marshall told The Epoch Times on July 13 that this investigation, called Operation Headwind, has been ongoing for four

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Virologists Defend Paper on COVID-19 Origins at Contentious House Hearing

A 2020 paper studying the early origins of the COVID-19 outbreak was the focus of an often contentious July 11 House hearing investigating the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. “We do not believe that any type of laboratory-based scenario is plausible,” the paper states. Those words, written by five virologists in the 2020 paper, prompted

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Russian Military Goals Unaffected by Outcome of NATO Summit: Moscow

The outcome of this week’s NATO summit in Lithuania hasn’t affected Russia’s military objectives as they pertain to Ukraine, according to Dmitry Medvedev, deputy head of the Russian Security Council. “The special military operation will continue with its goals unchanged,” Mr. Medvedev, who has previously served as both Russia’s president and prime minister, said on

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BC Port Strike Ends as Employers, Union Reach Tentative 4-Year Deal

The union representing over 7,400 striking B.C. port workers has reached a tentative labour agreement with the organization representing their employers following nearly two weeks of halted work that affected thousands of businesses across Canada. The B.C. Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA) said in a statement on July 13 that it had reached a “tentative agreement on

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Biden Says Putin ‘Already Lost the War’ in Ukraine

HELSINKI—The Russian war against Ukraine is all but over President Joe Biden asserted on July 13, saying: “Putin has already lost the war.” The remark came during a press conference welcoming Finland into the NATO alliance. Standing alongside Finland President Sauli Niinisto, Mr. Biden responded to questions about the possibility of Ukraine entering NATO after

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Say Goodbye to Constipation: 3 Simple Methods for Smooth Bowel Movements and Radiant Skin

Constipation is one of the modern conditions that affect our daily lives. Chronic constipation can further strain an already stressful lifestyle and exacerbate gastrointestinal problems. So how many bowel movements a day is considered normal? How many days without a bowel movement is considered constipation? In this episode of “The 100 Doctors, the 100 Treatments,”

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LIVE NOW: Actors Union Holds Press Conference in Los Angeles After Contract Expires

American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA), a union representing film and television actors, journalists, and radio personalities, holds a media conference at 3:00 p.m. ET on July 13 after negotiations with major studios and streamers collapsed and their contract expired. … Read More RSS Feed | The Epoch Times

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Mississippi Removes Thousands of People From Medicaid as It Examines Post-Pandemic Eligibility

The Mississippi Division of Medicaid removed more than 29,000 Mississippians from Medicaid at the end of June after the federal government ended the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency. This marks the first wave of disenrollments as the agency reviews the eligibility of its beneficiaries following the end of pandemic-era protections. Mississippi examined records for 67,695 Medicaid

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83-Year-Old History Buff Takes on Professors Over How History Will Be Taught to Students

Just like the struggle occurring over American history, a similar battle is brewing over how Texas history will be taught, pitting politically aligned history professors against an 83-year-old history buff. The professors have indicated students of Texas history should understand that Texas has a white supremacist past and has all but ignored racism and slavery, according to

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