‘The CCP has done great harm to China’s international reputation’: Statements From the Tuidang Movement
The Tuidang movement, started in November 2004, encourages Chinese around the world to renounce their...
Around the World in a Skillet: The Many Faces of Shakshuka, a Middle Eastern Favorite
Published with permission from LuxuryWeb.com This past weekend, while enjoying a long-anticipated...
Russia Labels Amnesty International as ‘Undesirable,’ Group Vows to Keep Reporting on Human Rights Violations
On May 19, Russia banned human rights group Amnesty International for condemning its war on Ukraine and...
Iconic Times Square Office Tower to Transform Into Residential Housing
New York City is set to rewrite the script on urban living as the iconic 5 Times Square tower, once home...
‘Rather Be Ashes Than Dust’: Director Alan Lau Captures Hong Kong’s Battle for Freedom
As the 36th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre is commemorated across Canada, Hong Kong director Alan Lau’s documentary "Rather Be Ashes Than Dust" is drawing powerful attention to the modern-day echoes of that tragedy....
From Fiery to Sweet: The Biggest Breakout Snacks From Sweets & Snacks Expo 2025
Held from May 13–15 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, this year's Sweets & Snacks Expo brought together over 15,000 professionals and nearly 800 exhibitors from around the globe. Organized by the National Confectioners...
Trump Says There Will Be a ‘Planned Partnership’ Between Nippon Steel and US Steel
On May 26, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed support for Nippon Steel’s $14.9 billion bid for U.S. Steel, a move that has drawn attention to the details and potential implications of the deal. While the...
Behind the EV Hype: Larry Elder Reveals the Dark Side of Electric Vehicles in New Documentary
In the ongoing battle between electric vehicles (EVs) and traditional gas-powered cars, electric may look like it has an edge — at least in the eyes of lawmakers in both Washington and California. But have...
Euthanasia Errors: When Canada’s MAiD Procedures Fail Patients and Families
Canada’s state-run euthanasia program — Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) — became legal on June 17, 2016, with the passage of Bill C-14. Since then, MAiD deaths have risen sharply, from 1,018 in its first...
The Return of the Airship: How Modern Tech Is Reviving a Forgotten Giant
In late 2023 a prototype airship, the Pathfinder 1, developed by LTA Research was quietly revealed to the public when it rolled out of Hanger 2 at NASA’s Moffett Field in California. This was the...
House Democrat Seeks Regulations on Overly Bright Vehicle Headlights
Have you noticed car headlights getting brighter? You’re not alone. House Democrat Marie Gluesenkamp Perez is raising alarms over the intense glare of modern headlights, calling them “absurdly bright.” Perez is urging lawmakers to address...
Kim Jong Un Condemns ‘Criminal Act’ After New North Korean Destroyer Sunk at Launch
The second of two new naval vessels constructed for the North Korean navy keeled over and fell into the water on Wednesday, May 21 in full view of the country's supreme leader Kim Jong Un,...