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Nuclear Fusion, a Perpetually Distant Dream, Moves Closer to Reality
‘Fusion is the most technologically challenging approach to making energy that mankind has ever attempted,’ physicist Robert Fedosejevs says.
Michigan Residents Weary of National Politics, Hopeful for Truth
Many voters in the battleground state said they discard mailers and tune out video ads but would like to hear more candid talk from the candidates.
Trump Flipped These Western Wisconsin Counties. What About This Time?
Between the bluffs and the river, a divided land of American character—and characters.
How the Job Market Is Faring as Fed Shifts Focus to Employment
The number of job openings has declined by approximately 1.1 million since September 2023, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Toxic Homes for Sale: How California’s Illegal Marijuana Industry Ruins Houses
Officials are finding houses riddled with residual nerve agent pesticides from China that aren’t in any U.S. chemical library.
When Smartphones Get Smarter, Do We Get Dumber?
A study found that simply having a smartphone nearby reduced the mind’s ability to access and process information—even if the phone was off or placed in a bag.
Why Baby Turtles Thrive on Florida’s Hurricane-Lashed Beaches
Despite harsh conditions, the reptiles make gains in the Sunshine State with the help of some human advocates.
Native Tribes Protest Plan to Cull Wild Bison in Yellowstone
The National Park Service says the plan is essential because there are more bison in the park than there is space to accommodate them.
What We Know About the Superyacht Sinking Off the Coast of Italy
With the final death toll now confirmed, attention is turning to the question: How could it sink so close to shore?
In Communist Cuba, Elderly Left to Struggle on $10 Pensions
After more than 60 years of communism, Cuba’s population is suffering with a broken health care system, plummeting birth rates, and economic collapse.
As Auto Industry Recovers, Car Prices Out of Reach for Many
The price of new cars rose by more than 40 percent between January 2021 and May 2024. Used car prices increased by 52 percent.
Defense Budget Talks Reignite Debate Over Military Draft for Women
The $910 billion bill would require women to be drafted into service but has limitations on which combat roles they could join.
The Little-Known Parasite That Infects Millions of Americans Every Year
Health professionals say early diagnosis and treatment are critical for those who develop symptoms from the infection.
New York Times Relies on Distortion, Omission in Effort to Smear Shen Yun
An Epoch Times analysis including interviews with artists, teachers, and doctors reveals fundamental flaws and misrepresentations in The New York Times report.
A Place of Hope and Refuge for Houston’s Growing Homeless Population
Magnificat Houses founder, Rose Mary Badami, recently passed away at the age of 100, but her legacy lives on.
Inflammation: The Body’s ‘Fire’ Burns Threats, but Things Go Wrong When It Smolders
Chronic inflammation’s causes may be the very things that bring us comfort or convenience.
Lobster Chasers Gather in Florida for the Thrill of the Early Hunt
Dangers and rewards for lobster gatherers as two-day mini season kicks off the annual season.
Behind The New York Times’ China Coverage, Decades of Distortion
How The New York Times misleads its readers on communist China, including the regime’s persecution of Falun Gong.
What It’s Really Like to Be an Artist at Shen Yun
‘It’s like a breath of fresh air when you come out of China, where you’re scared to say what you truly believe,’ a principal dancer said.