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California’s governor is hesitant to reopen all schools this fall. His latest guidance allows some to reopen, but hundreds that are on the state’s ‘watchlist’ are ...
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According to court documents, 18-year old Isaiah Maza was one of several people who worked together to set off an explosive object inside Portland’s federal courthouse.
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A political science professor from South Carolina is facing pressure from his college to take training in “diversity, bias, and inclusion.” The professor could be fired ...
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The Democratic National Committee says no speakers will travel to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, including presidential hopeful Joe Biden. Instead, they say he’ll accept the Democratic nomination from ...
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Seven of Seattle’s nine council members support cutting the police department’s budget by 50 percent. Both the mayor and police chief reject the idea, saying there’s ...
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Even without another shutdown, there’s still the issue of people whose lives have been turned upside down by the virus. Elected officials are still working out ...
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Facebook launches a new video service named Instagram Reels—debuting in over 50 countries, Reels features inside the Instagram app. The launch comes after Microsoft revealed it ...
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Microsoft is trying to buy part of TikTok after President Donald Trump threatened to ban the app because of security concerns, but an expert says the ...
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Chinese “friendship groups” have long been influencing Europe. That’s according to a new study that says policymakers should have a better understanding of Beijing’s foreign policy ...
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Now we turn to China, where an infectious Bunyavirus has re-emerged in an area already stricken by floods. The virus has already claimed a number of ...
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Virgin Atlantic Airways has filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy in New York, part of a process to protect its assets from U.S. creditors, as it is ...
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Earlier this month, Chinese regulators announced that they will take over nine financial institutions and seize over a hundred billion dollars worth of assets, citing violations ...
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Hong Kong police are looking to arrest six pro-democracy activists abroad. One of them is a U.S. citizen.
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Allegations of propaganda, censorship, and spying by the Chinese regime—Confucius Institutes in Germany are increasingly in the spotlight. Now, a German opposition party wants universities to ...
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From fleeing Vietnam as a child to becoming a chief operating officer in new york. Denise Broady spoke with NTD’s Kevin Hogan about her journey to ...
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An explosion in Lebanon’s capital, Beirut, caused injuries and some damage on Tuesday, as social media footage showed a blast and shockwave that could be seen ... -
The expert gives more details on Belt and Road Initiative deal between China and Ecuador.
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Here’s what the expert had to say.
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The Seattle Police Department is facing more pressure after the “police chief’s home” was targeted by protesters over the weekend. The city council is still contemplating ...
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Uber is extending its service in London. Users now can take a boat and “sail along the Thames.”
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A retired gymnastics coach holds on tight to his passion for the sport. He’s bringing his expertise to a park in New York City. And now ...
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New York City’s shutdowns hit the “for hire” industry big-time, with tens of thousands of drivers calling it quits. But a report by the city shows ...
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News of an unusual organ transplant arrangement has caught the public eye in China and Japan. That’s after a Chinese woman—who’s living in Japan—reportedly returned to ...
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A new report has found the extensive collaboration between U.S. academia and Chinese researchers with ties to the Chinese military is a threat to national security.
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A non-profit for “child abuse prevention” is reporting a surge in calls—many from victims, and related to the pandemic.
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In an interview with Epoch Times show “American Thought Leaders,” the latest virus whistleblower Dr. Yan Limeng recounted how Beijing and the WHO covered up the ...
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Chinese authorities are tightening control over private passports. A recent order has invalidated all privately-held passports of regime-related staff in Wuhan. Netizens suspect the ban is ...
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China’s capital was hit by extreme weather and the country’s agriculture getting hit by swarms of locusts. The insects are terrorizing crops.
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In Paris, while workers are removing the final parts of the scaffolding surrounding the Notre Dame cathedral, architects are preparing for the restoration. To do so, ...
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We talked to Nick Reece about the week ahead.
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