Republican Attorney General Candidate New York, Saritha Komatireddy, Lays Out...
By Juliette Fairley Fresh off a fiery political debate last week, Republican challenger Saritha Komatireddy on Oct. 15 laid out a plan for her first hundred days in office if elected to replace...
View ArticleWall Street Review: Nasdaq Sinks 4.48 Percent as Inflation Fears Hit AI Stocks
By Panos Mourdoukoutas The Nasdaq Composite fell 4.48 percent for the week as hotter-than-expected inflation data sent Treasury yields higher and investors reassessed whether heavily indebted...
View ArticleWeather System Off North Carolina Could Become Nor’Easter or Tropical Storm:...
By T.J. Muscaro The National Weather Service and its National Hurricane Center are tracking a storm system sitting off the coast of North Carolina that has the opportunity to become either a proper...
View ArticleChaos and Violence Grip France as Far-Left Mobs Storm City Halls, Torch Streets
By Etienne Fauchaire PARIS—Stones and fireworks were already flying across Place de la République before Saturday’s demonstration against rising costs had even started. By 1 p.m., hundreds of...
View ArticleTreasury Sanctions Iraqi Bank and Iranian Shadow Networks
By Kimberly Hayek The Treasury Department has sanctioned the Iraq-based International Development Bank for Investment and Finance (IDB) and related entities for allegedly giving Iran access to U.S....
View ArticleHigh Gas Prices Could Be the Key Issue That Swings the Senate
By Jeremy Lott Enough voters are fixated on the price of fuel that it could be the deciding issue in the midterm elections, and especially control of the U.S. Senate. The GOP’s chances of holding onto...
View Article16 Foreign Nationals Charged for Illegal Voting, DOJ Says
By Kimberly Hayek Sixteen foreign nationals in North Carolina, New York, and Idaho, including an illegal immigrant, have been charged in connection with illegal voting, false claims of U.S....
View ArticleTrump Seeks to Boost Georgia Voters at Rally With Early Voting Underway
By Troy Mters DALTON, Ga.—President Donald Trump, aboard Marine One, flew directly over hundreds of supporters gathered for his rally on Friday at the Dalton Municipal Airport in northwest Georgia....
View ArticleFrom AI to Oil: US Import, Export Prices Rise Sharply in September
By Andrew Moran U.S. import and export prices jumped far above economists’ expectations in September, underscoring mounting inflation pressures. Prices for American exports surged 2.2 percent, from an...
View ArticleKatie Zacharia Out as Press Secretary, White House Confirms
By Jack Phillips A White House official on Friday told The Epoch Times that new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia has left her position about a week after she was named. The White House also...
View ArticleHyundai Warns Owners to Park Outside in Recall of Nearly 95,000 Sedans
By Bill Pan Hyundai is recalling 94,622 sedans nationwide and warning owners to park outdoors, away from buildings and other vehicles, because their power-seat motors could overheat and cause a fire....
View ArticleUS Considering Use of ‘Mother of All Bombs’ Against Iran
By Jack Phillips U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said his administration would not use nuclear weapons against Iran, following media reports that the Pentagon has developed strike plans that...
View ArticleDOJ Sues California After Flagging 20,000 ‘Likely Noncitizens’ Registered to...
By Jill McLaughlin The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit against California on Oct. 15 over its voter list after finding more than 20,000 “likely noncitizens” registered to vote in the...
View ArticleIEA to Accelerate Emergency Release of 100 Million Barrels of Oil
By Jack Phillips The International Energy Agency (IEA) has announced that its member nations will hasten the release of emergency oil reserves as energy markets tighten amid the Iran and...
View Article2027 Social Security Payment Boost Announced: 4 Things to Know
By Jack Phillips Social Security officials on Wednesday announced the largest cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for retired beneficiaries in four years, going into effect starting next year. The 3.6...
View ArticleMusk Says US Government Is Controlling Starshield Services Amid Reported...
By Ryan Morgan SpaceX CEO Elon Musk denied reports that the company curbed its military-oriented Starshield satellite internet service in Ukraine, saying any limits on the service would have been...
View ArticleUkraine Resumes Strikes on Russian Refineries as Zelenskyy Says ‘We’re Done’...
By Guy Birchall Ukraine has resumed attacks on Russian refineries after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Kyiv was “done” complying with an energy ceasefire proposed by U.S. President...
View ArticleUS Producer Inflation Posts Sharpest Monthly Gain Since 2022
By Andrew Moran U.S. producer inflation posted its sharpest monthly increase since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in March 2022, new government data show. September’s producer price index rose 1.3...
View ArticleSaudi Arabia Reports Aramco’s Administrative Building on Fire After Being Struck
By Aldgra Fredly A fire broke out at an administrative building owned by Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil giant after it came under attack on Oct. 13, the Saudi Arabian Energy Ministry said. The...
View ArticleConsumer Prices Rise 0.6 Percent, Lifting Annual Inflation Above Expectations
By Andrew Moran Consumers faced higher monthly cost pressures in September as surging gasoline prices resulted in hotter annual inflation, U.S. government data show. From August to September, consumer...
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