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Senate Judiciary Committee Advances Todd Blanche’s Attorney General Nomination
Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche cleared a major hurdle in his bid to become the nation's attorney general after the Senate Judiciary Committee voted along party lines to advance his nomination to the Senate. If confirmed, Blanche would formally succeed Pam Bondi, whom he replaced as acting attorney general

CHINA

China’s New Exit Rules
China’s New Exit Rules Spark Fears of a New Era of ‘Closing the Country Off’
Chinese authorities officially released the "Regulations of the State Council on Exit and Entry Administration" on July 31. Under the new rules, Chinese citizens deemed likely to endanger national industrial security or technological security may be prohibited from leaving the country. The regulations will take effect on Sept. 15 this

WORLD

2,700-Year-Old Armenian Water System
Cold War Spy Satellites Uncovered a 2,700-Year-Old Armenian Water System
Beneath the dry farmland of Armenia's Ararat Plain lies the outline of a canal network, a water system, built more than 2,700 years ago. It was not mapped in full until researchers combined modern satellite images with declassified Cold War spy photographs. The network served Argishtikhinili, an administrative city built

LIFE

Marriage The Tale of Li Wa
Where Is Marriage Headed? Timeless Lessons From The Tale of Li Wa
Today, we live in an age of material abundance but emotional fragility. Modern marriages and romantic relationships often seem to offer little sense of security. Negotiations over bride prices, housing, prenuptial assets, and meticulous risk management, particularly in Chinese communities or other Asian communities with similar culture—along with the harsh

WELLNESS

Hands blind spot
How Placing a Hand in a Blind Spot Can Restore Some Sight
A stroke patient revealed an unexpected link between touch and vision For decades, scientists believed that different groups of brain cells had highly specialized roles. Visual neurons were thought to process only signals from the eyes, while auditory neurons responded only to sound. That view began to change as researchers

CULTURE

Catalpa Leaves
For a Thousand Years, the Chinese Pinned Catalpa Leaves to Welcome Autumn
On Liqiu, the solar term that marks the beginning of autumn in the traditional Chinese calendar, street vendors once sold sprigs of catalpa leaves in cities across China. Women and children bought them, cut them into flowers, butterflies, or birds, and pinned them into their hair as a public greeting