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‘Heavenly’: Shen Yun Kicks Off 2024 Tour in Fort Lauderdale to Acclaimed Success

Retired North Carolina Engineer Handed Free Speech Victory in Ruling by Federal Judge
Massive Earthquake Rocks China as Rescue Efforts Are Hampered by Frigid Temperatures
China’s ‘Global Police State’: New Report Unravels the CCP’s Transnational Repression and Its Impact on US National Security
Beijing Deploys Propaganda to Cover up China’s Rapid Economic Decline
Moody’s Lowers Outlook on China’s Credit Rating, Citing Increased Debt Risks
US Announces Global Nuclear Fusion Strategy at COP28
Childhood Pneumonia Cases in China on the Rise: What We Know So Far
Soaring Numbers of Chinese Nationals Arrested at US Southern Border as Communist Party Intensifies Oppression
China Expresses Disappointment at Milei Victory in Argentine Presidential Race

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The Latest Victims of China’s Surveillance State

Pervasive state surveillance has facilitated the detention of over 50 Falun Gong practitioners since November 2022

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Hats and Headwear – A Timeless Accessory With Cultural and Spiritual Significance

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Some Chinese Goods to Remain Exempt From Trump-era Tariffs Until June 2024

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Driven by Post-Pandemic Rebound, US Oil Giants Spent $250 Billion in 2023

HOUSTON — The oil and gas industry went on a $250 billion buying spree in 2023, taking advantage of companies' high stock prices to secure lower-cost reserves and prepare for the next upheaval in an industry likely to undergo more consolidation. A surge in oil demand as world economies shook

What You Need to Know About Trump Being Disqualified to Run in Colorado

On Dec. 19, Donald Trump was disqualified from Colorado's presidential primary ballot

Bipartisan Opposition Grows as Japan Seeks to Purchase Iconic U.S. Steel

On Dec. 19, three Republican senators along with a number of prominent

NY: Lee Zeldin Teams Up With Arctix to Distribute $5 Million in Winter Clothing to the Homeless

Lee Zeldin, former Republican candidate for New York State Governor, recently announced

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Middletown’s Fire Department and the New Middletown Department Store Team Up to Bring Santa to Life

Accommodating Migrants a Concern for an Overwhelming Number of New Yorkers: Quinnipiac University poll

Support for Trump Grows as Biden’s Approval Drops, WSJ Survey Finds

A Decadent Adventure at the Sugar Factory in Times Square

High Rental Costs Worsened US Consumer Inflation in November

Santa Claus Returns to Middletown’s Tompkins Building for the First Time in 40 Years

All You Should Know About Piano Selection & Maintenance: Fredrick Schaeffer

Chinese Military Hackers Have Compromised Dozens of America’s Key Infrastructure Assets, WAPO

Homelessness, Filth Return to San Francisco’s Streets Following APEC Summit

Two Years After Uyghur ‘Genocide’ Revealed, Calls for Action Remain Unanswered

Last week, Uyghur activists and American lawmakers commemorated two years since an unofficial tribunal in London claimed that China committed genocide upon its Uyghur population. Since then, calls to action, that seek justice for those affected by the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) regime, have remained unanswered. On Dec. 9, 2021,

The Art of Turkish Delights: Exploring Haci Bekir’s Mastery in the Heart of Istanbul

Nestled in the heart of Istanbul is Haci Bekir — a confectionery store that stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of Turkish Delight. Located at Hamidiye Caddesi 83, Eminönü, this legendary sweet shop is a stone's throw from the vibrant Egyptian (Misir) Bazaar, near the iconic Galata Bridge.

Learning Flamenco: The Heartbeat of Southern Spain’s Music and Dance

Flamenco, the soulful art form of Southern Spain, resonates deeply with its

Are Japan’s Abandoned Houses Turning Into Goldmines? Why Investors Are Reviving the Rural Gems

Parts of Japan's countryside, dotted with old, abandoned homes, are witnessing a

South Korea’s Birthrate, Already Lowest on Earth, Falls Even Further

The average number of children born per woman in the Republic of

Visiting Villa Gella in the Heart of Bulgaria’s Rhodope Mountains

Argentina’s Incoming Milei Administration Rebuffs Diplomatic Overtures by Beijing

How to Make Churros: A Crunchy and Decadent Spanish Dessert

China Accuses US Warship of ‘Illegally’ Entering Territorial Waters Amid Heightened Tensions

Enchanting Santorini: A Glimpse Into an Ancient Paradise and Modern Tourist Delight

Cambodia’s Ream Naval Base Expanded Allegedly With Communist Chinese Assistance

Ammolite – An Iridescent Gemstone Symbolizing Divine Assistance

North Korea Spy Satellite Launch Raises Tensions in East Asia

For Powerful Traditional Remedies, Know and Grow Medicinal Herbs (E) Echinacea

The Art of Cheese Pairing: A Guide to Creating the Perfect Cheeseboard

Cheese plates and boards are an exquisite way to round off a meal or enliven a social gathering. The plethora of cheeses from around the globe offers a tempting opportunity to assemble a diverse array of domestic and international varieties. However, restraint is key! Opt for a balanced selection of

A Feast for the Senses: Savoring the Luxury of Fine Caviar and Wine
There's a unique joy in sharing culinary delights, especially when it involves baguette slices adorned with authentic caviar, complemented by a glass of effervescent wine — be it Champagne, Prosecco, or Cava — while surrounded by friends and loved ones. This holiday season, thanks to Sturia, a renowned French caviar

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Seasonal Eating for December, and Relishing Your Roots (Recipes)

As we approach the dearth of winter, nature slows down to rest and so should we. According to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) this is the most yin portion of the year. Unlike the expansive yang of summer, winter is a time for inward focus, nurturing, and recharging. In terms of

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Daisugi – A Solution to Deforestation at the Heart of Japanese Culture

Rooted in the Japanese philosophy of living in harmony with nature, the practice of daisugi dates back to the 14th century, when the great demand for wood to build tea rooms in Kitayama Prefecture led tree growers to seek a way to increase timber production. The Kitayama Prefecture was a