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Xi-Putin Summit Underscores China-Russia Push for Multipolar World Order: Reports
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Threat Campaign Against Shen Yun Spanning 6 Countries Linked to China-Based Email
US Lawmakers Honor Falun Dafa Practitioners at AAPI Heritage Month Event
Virginia lawmakers and community leaders gathered in Washington this month to celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month while recognizing the contributions of Falun Dafa practitioners across the Commonwealth
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Taiwan Lawmakers Seek Emergency Briefing as Trump-Xi Talks Fuel Security Concerns
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Closing Arguments End in Hong Kong Trial of Tiananmen Vigil Organizers
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Trump’s Warning Against ‘Taiwan Independence’ Seen as Tactical Play in Talks With Beijing: Analysts
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Balikatan Military Drills ‘Directly Relate to a Potential Contingency Involving Taiwan,’ Experts Say
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US Farmers Face Spring Planting Squeeze as Hormuz Closure Strands Global Fertilizer Trade
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Congressional Commission Holds Hearing on Forced Organ Harvesting in China as Trump Meets Xi
As Trump Met Xi in Beijing, Japan Was Watching Closely
According to Reuters, the first-ever IndyCar Series race to be held in Washington, D.C. will take place on Aug. 23 as part of the “America 250” celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the United States. The event, called the “Freedom 250 Grand Prix,” will feature a street circuit running through
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The Sweets & Snacks Expo 2026 Returns to Las Vegas, Showcasing the Future of Candy and Snack Innovation
The highly anticipated Sweets & Snacks Expo 2026 will return to Las
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Prosecutors Say Journalist Acted Under Direction Of Chinese Intelligence Officials
A longtime American journalist and political commentator who lived in China for
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Finding a Child’s Voice: Speech Pathologist Erika Abdelaziz-Oum on Communication, Family, and Support
For many parents, questions about speech and communication can bring uncertainty and
- Taiwan Says US Arms Sale Will Still Happen Following Trump-Xi Meeting
- Xi Clashed With Trump Over Japan’s ‘Rearmament’ During Beijing Summit: Insiders
- Iran Secretly Acquired Chinese Satellite Equipment Via UAE Network: Report
- Trump Demands Six Muslim-Majority Countries Sign Abraham Accords as Precondition for an Iran Deal
- US-Iran Talks Advance But Tehran Says Final Deal Still Far Off
- US Declassified UAP Files Reignite Mystery Over Unexplained Aerial Phenomena
- Iraqi Militant Extradited to US Over Plot to Assassinate Ivanka Trump
- US Ends In-Country Green Card Applications, Immigrants Must Return Home to Apply
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According to Reuters, Chinese cross-border e-commerce platform Temu has been hit with a major fine by the European Union for allegedly failing to effectively prevent illegal products from being sold on its platform. On Thursday, May 28, EU technology regulators announced a €200 million (approximately US$232 million) fine against Temu.
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Tornadoes Hit Southern and Northern China Within Hours, Leaving a Trail of Destroyed Homes
According to reports by Sohu, citing the Guangzhou Meteorological Bureau, a moderate tornado touched down in the Aotou
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How Beijing’s Influence Networks Reached Canada’s Prime Minister
Sam Cooper, Canada's leading investigative reporter on Communist Party of China interference operations, has spent twenty years documenting
Today’s Mars is a dry, frozen, and lifeless world. Across its vast red wasteland remain enormous scars that are impossible to ignore — marks that look as though the planet’s surface was once torn apart by unimaginable forces, or carved open by ancient floods. These colossal traces stretch thousands of
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Putin Left Beijing Without the Pipeline Deal He Needed Most
Russian President Vladimir Putin left Beijing on May 20, 2026, after a
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The Great Flood in Ancient Greek Myth: A Story That Matches the Bible and Ancient China
The Book of Genesis records Noah building an ark to survive God's
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‘The Third Eye’ Mystery Rekindled By New Brain Research
A new study published in Current Biology has once again drawn attention
- The Fiction That Predicted The Titanic: Coincidence Or Warning?
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- Trump Administration Suspends US-Canada Defense Board Amid Growing Tensions
- India-Nordic Summit: $100 Billion Trade Framework to Boost Tech, Green Transition and Arctic Cooperation
- Trump’s Taiwan Strategy Faces New Test as Beijing Turns Up the Pressure
- Mount Everest Sets Single-Day Summit Record as 274 Climbers Reach Peak
- European Parliament Opposes Forceful Change to Taiwan Strait Status Quo, Supports Taiwan’s International Participation
- From Students to Immigrants: Why the US Is Probing CCP Ties
- G7 Pushes to Reduce China Dependency as Europe Weighs New Supply Chain Rules
If your eyes feel gritty and your mouth persistently parched, with no clear explanation why, you may be among the many people living with Sjögren's syndrome without knowing it. The condition inflames and gradually destroys the moisture-producing glands, producing symptoms that extend well beyond dry eyes and mouth. Patients may
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What Your Clothing Choices Reveal About Your Personality
A researcher at New York University found that the human brain makes 11 distinct judgments about a stranger in the first seven seconds of meeting them. Fashion psychology, a growing field at the intersection of psychology and consumer behavior, holds that clothing is central to those snap assessments: what we
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2026 National Restaurant Association Show Highlighted the Growing Importance of Premium Branding and Consumer Experience
The 2026 National Restaurant Association Show was held from May 16–19 at McCormick Place in Chicago, once again
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Three People Who Determine Your Happiness in Old Age
As people reach the later stage of life, the most precious thing is not savings accounts or bankbooks,
Screen time has become the default mode of childhood for millions of families. Devices are engineered to hold attention far better than a park or a backyard ever could. Children do not need to be coerced away from screens; they need to be given something worth doing instead. Start with
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Can Matcha Relieve Allergies? It’s Not for Everyone
Allergy season arrives every spring with the same unwelcome symptoms: sneezing fits, itchy skin, runny eyes. Over the
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3 Foods Proven to Sharpen Your Memory and Fight Brain Fog
Forgetfulness is often dismissed as an inevitable byproduct of aging or stress, but the brain is an organ
In 1951, Mao Zedong personally ordered a political campaign that destroyed the careers of the team behind Song of Wu Xun, a celebrated film about a 19th-century beggar who spent his life building free schools for poor children. The film was sealed in a Beijing vault for six decades. When
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Why Do Japanese People Prefer Wooden Houses?
When walking through the streets of Tokyo or Kyoto, one interesting phenomenon becomes apparent: a relatively high proportion
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How Confucian Philosophy Helped Influence Early America’s Democracy and Ideals
By Li Qingcheng, Vision Times One unexpected topic that emerged during the high-profile visit of U.S. President Donald