Commentary China’s new exit-entry regulation took effect on Sept. 15, allowing authorities to prevent citizens deemed a risk to industrial or technological security from leaving the country for up to three years. The regulation is part of a broader expansion of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) control over freedom of movement, religious activity, ethnic minorities, online … Read more
HMAS Stirling Royal Navy Medals seen during the ANZAC Ceremony during the round 26 A-League Men match between Perth Glory and Brisbane Roar at HBF Park in Perth, Australia on April 25, 2026. James Worsfold/Getty Images The Albanese Labor government has dumped a controversial cap on taxpayer support for allied health visits for veterans. After … Read more
Quote of the day by Gaur Gopal Das (Photo: @gaurgopald/ X) Gaur Gopal Das is an engineer turned monk, motivational speaker, and life coach. Over the years, he has gained popularity for his discourses and words of wisdom at major institutions and companies, as well as at the United Nations and the British Parliament, sharing … Read more
Texas flag at a house next to the Guadalupe River in the aftermath of flash floods in Kerrville, Texas, on July 8, 2025. Madalina Kilroy/The Epoch Times A record-setting heat dome is blanketing tens of millions of people from Texas through the Mid-South this week. “This is the strongest heat dome at present globally,” … Read more
TV-MA | 6 episodes | Thriller | 2026 If you had a boss who was as acerbic and cantankerous as Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman), you would probably quit. Will Smith’s hit series, “Slow Horses,” is compulsively watchable and more positive than you’d think. The series, based on Mick Herron’s novels, releases its drolly-written sixth season … Read more
Over the last decade or so, football—NFL, college football, or down to the high school level—as a whole, has moved to a game that leans more on the pass. The run game has taken a backseat to moving the ball through the air, and as a result, running backs have become much more expendable than … Read more
President Donald Trump’s plan to tighten regulations on mail-in ballots remains blocked in the courts weeks before the midterms, after the Supreme Court on Sept. 14 declined to let a U.S. Postal Service (USPS) rule implementing the plan take effect. This situation has prompted debate over how mail voting will unfold during the Nov. 3 … Read more
A Canada flag, left, and an Alberta flag flap in the breeze with Wedge Mountain in the background at the site of the G7 Leaders meeting in Kananaskis, Alta., June 2, 2025. The Canadian Press/Jeff McIntosh Separating from Canada could cost Alberta up to $170 billion over the first five years, a report commissioned by … Read more
LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman said on Sept. 16 that former Vice President Kamala Harris would face a difficult road if she runs for president again in 2028. Hoffman was asked whether Harris, a Democrat, should run during an onstage interview at Politico’s Decoded Summit in Washington. “I think it would be a very challenging path … Read more
Hear the latest updates from President Donald Trump with NTD White House Correspondent Iris Tao. The coast guard and the FBI are investigating a cyberattack targeting US-bound commercial vessels. Find out about the immediate relief measures they took. Saudi Arabia ramped up airstrikes against Yemen’s Houthis. The strikes come as the Iran-backed group seized more … Read more