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‘I learned that the Tiananmen Square massacre really happened’: Chinese Quit the Communist Party
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‘The CCP Regime Will Fall Like the Tyrannical Dynasties of Old’: Chinese Quit the Communist Party
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Shen Yun Artists Face Discrimination from Pro-CCP Official at US Customs Upon Return From European Tour
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Tibetans in Exile – Raising Voices for a Distant Homeland
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Toronto Marks 65th Tibetan Uprising Anniversary With Rally Against the CCP
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New House Bill Targets TikTok
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Chinese Weapons Industry Booming as Overall Economy in Decline
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Over 1,000 Tibetans Arrested in Southwest China as Dam Project Sparks Major Protests, Threatens Local Heritage
Chinese-American Artists Targeted in Planned NYT Piece That Would Misrepresent Falun Gong, Shen Yun Performing Arts
On March 21, the U.S Justice Department announced an antitrust lawsuit against tech giant Apple, alleging the company engineered an illegal monopoly in smartphones that eliminated competition, stifled innovation and kept prices artificially high. The lawsuit, which was filed in a federal court in New Jersey, alleges that Apple has
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Trump’s Net Worth Surges by Billions Following Acquisition of His Social Media Platform Truth Social
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How Netflix’s ‘3 Body Problem’ Irks the CCP By Mirroring China’s Political Dynamics
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Intel Readies for $100 Billion Spending Spree Across Four US States
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- Virginia State Delegate Calls for Attention to Ongoing Persecution of Falun Gong
- Boeing Whistleblower’s Apparent Suicide Sparks Intense Online Discussion
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On March 13, a devastating explosion in China’s Yanjiao, Hebei Province resulted in multiple fatalities. The blast, which took place in the early morning, was followed by thick smoke and several subsequent explosions. Eyewitnesses reported hearing "three to four explosions," which led to damaged vehicles, buildings, and injuries to bystanders
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Trafficked Cambodian Teen Saved Following Facebook Plea
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China Sets Ambitious Growth Target of 5% in Desperate Bid to Salvage Economy
On March 5, Chinese Premier Li Qiang laid out an ambitious plan to reshape his country’s economy as
Published with permission from LuxuryWeb Magazine It's puzzling how articles on sweet or dessert wines are scant — often overshadowed by their more robust cousins: Madeiras, ports, and sherries. A prevailing sentiment among some wine writers seems to discount the nuances of sweet wines, labelling their enthusiasts as possessing “uneducated
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Argentinian Austerity Measures Show Mixed Results as Inflation Remains High
Many Argentinians are struggling to make ends meet as the South American -
Sherry: A Divine Nectar From Spain’s Sunny Shores
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Chinese-Philippine Maritime Collision Injures 4, Sparking Tensions in Contested South China Sea
On March 5, a clash involving Chinese and Philippine coast guard vessels - From Creamy to Cultured, Not All Butters Are Created Equal — Here Are Our Favorites
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- Iconic Korean Moon Jars by Renowned Artist Oh Kwan Jin on Exhibit in Upstate NY
- Exploring Quebec’s Boreal Cuisine: A Fusion of French Flair, Local Traditions
For thousands of years, humans have been burning botanicals for sacred ceremonies and other spiritual purposes. Collectively known as incense, this time-worn tradition continues not only within religious settings, it has also gained popularity among individuals as a mindful ritual of positive intentions; but how many understand the power of
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Sprightly and tenacious, feverfew is a member of the world’s largest and most diverse plant family — Asteraceae. Native to Asia and Europe, feverfew was first introduced to the United States in the 19th century. It is now commonly grown as a perennial in hardiness zones 5-10. Its small, prolific
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Seasonal Eating for March, and Growing Your Own Food
In this 12-part series on seasonal eating, we have meandered our way through the months, looking at many -
From Greek Aspirations to New York’s Iconic Rye Bread, Here’s Why I Love My Daily Slice of Bread
Published with permission from LuxuryWeb Magazine In 1967, I found myself stepping into the vibrant oasis that is
Life is hard, and staying positive is even harder. There are those who, despite sporting the scars of a rough life, find something to look forward to every day. Less resilient souls might be prone to lose hope at the slightest ordeal. Our ability to endure is closely related to
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Food Allergies – Why We Get Them, and How to Alleviate Them Naturally
Food allergies are an increasingly common dietary fret that can make dining out a risky affair. They occur -
A Dozen Ways to Do Away With Contaminants in Drinking Water
Considering the fact that the average human body is about 60 percent water, it would really be remarkable
Farhad Dargahi learned to repair Persian rugs when he was 20. As a young Iranian man and aspiring biologist, mastering the trade was just a means to pay his way through university. Instead, the craft changed his path. Upon discovering the rich history and culture of Persian rug making, he
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Over 2,000 Celebrate Chinese New Year in Mount Hope, NY
MOUNT HOPE, New York — On Feb. 17 and Feb. 18, the Mount Hope Chinese Association (MHCA) held -
Virginia Rings in the Chinese New Year With Vibrant Celebrations, Cultural Exchange
By Maxwell Shawn. FALLS CHURCH, Virginia — On Feb. 24, the 15th Annual Chinese New Year Festival, which