By Brian Freeman Experts warn that despite the first antiviral pills for COVID-19 promising protection for those at risk of severe disease, Pfizer’s or Merck’s new medications may not be…
By Denise Chow It was the best Christmas present NASA could have asked for. The agency’s James Webb Space Telescope, the world’s largest and most powerful telescope built to date,…
BY ELIHU HARRIS AND MARY L. G. THEROUX Oakland, California, has always lived in the shadow of San Francisco. Now, in one metric at least, it surpasses the city across…
Author challenges the belief that The New York Times is a model of trustworthy journalism. By Masooma Haq and Jan Jekielek Journalist Ashley Rindsberg told The Epoch Times that his…
By Mark Tapscott When New Jersey Democratic Rep. Albio Sires announced that he wouldn’t seek reelection, he became the 23rd sitting Democrat in the House of Representatives to opt out…
By Aaron Kliegman Elected officials and like-minded activists across the country are refusing to cooperate with ongoing efforts to thwart voter fraud and promote the integrity of future elections, lambasting…
By Andrew Davies English medical dissenter Sam White and his legal team on Monday presented what they claim is “significant and irrefutable evidence” of COVID-19 vaccine safety issues to London’s…
BY SARAKSHI RAI Japan announced on Friday that it will not send any senior officials or Cabinet ministers to the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics in February, a move that could…
(Reuters) – New satellite images captured by a private U.S. company show that Russia has continued to build up its forces in annexed Crimea and near Ukraine in recent weeks…
By Katabella Roberts Multiple airlines across the United States canceled hundreds of flights on Christmas eve, citing a nationwide surge in Omicron cases which has directly impacted employees and flight…
By Stephen Frank & By Bonchie The Virginia experience is continuing. Now the highly Democrat/radical city of Houston is finding the teaching racism and bigotry in the schools is not…
By Petr Svab At least 41 Congress members won’t seek reelection in the 2022 midterms, 24 of them Democrats. That’s a reversal from the previous midterms in 2018, when 55…
