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In succession battles in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders regularly seek to assure they will not be held accountable for the crimes committed on their watch. The fear [...]

Two Western journalists and one local cameraman became the latest victims of the unceasing violence in the Syrian city of Homs on Wednesday.

Wang Lijun’s sudden visit to the U.S. Consulate in Chengdu flight to Chengdu was not just about self-preservation, it was about revenge.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average surpassed 13,000 points on Tuesday for the first time since 2008, before sliding down to finish at 12,966 to end the day.

At least 46 journalists were killed across the world in 2011, with Pakistan again taking the dubious honor as being the most deadly country for reporters, according to a new report.

During the entire visit to the United States, Xi Jinping had to be extremely cautious.

Judge Satoshi Shibayama admitted in the Wakayama District Court that he could not rule out Vermeulen’s claims that the victim gave a false statement.

“I can’t talk anymore, someone’s coming” were the last words whispered from the mouth of Wang Shaoping before she hung up her cell phone.

Children in Somalia have been increasingly targeted by the al-Qaeda affiliated group, al-Shabab, for recruitment and are subjected to abuses.

A new report found that more people than ever before are overweight or obese in developed countries.

Russia said it would not attend the Friends of Syria international meeting that seeks to discuss the ongoing violence in Syria.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief, was taken in for questioning in France over alleged connection to a prostitution ring.

West Butte Wind Energy Project in central Oregon is the first wind farm to apply and be considered for a permit that would allow a certain number of golden and bald eagles to [...]

The market for tablet computers in China is vast, with upwards of 500 million users now online, and growing.

Canada’s public safety minister is being attacked by hacktivists with Anonymous and an unnamed Twitter user for a proposed e-security bill increasing online police powers.

Dr. England-Henry hopes others will see the show: “I wish every student in our university and every other university could see this show.”

With each successive generation of leadership in the Chinese Communist Party, the power wielded by the man that sits at its helm has become less.

Stuart Tipple, lawyer for Lindy and Michael Chamberlain told the Herald Sun newspaper that he will submit a report that offers more proof that a dingo took the couple’s [...]

Beautiful and peaceful, the coastal capital of Tunis should be visited in winter to experience all it has to offer in relative quiet.

Epoch Times reporters from Chile to Romania discovered when they asked locals …

We want to give gamers something new with each game, something they haven’t seen before to rekindle that sense of wonder and challenge in our audience.

The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) has criticized measures recently imposed by Beijing authorities, saying they will “trample” freedom of belief and foment religious persecution [...]

The Epoch Times ‘Week in Pictures’ is a selection of news and imagery from around the world.

Ms. Proleinko, a violin teacher, said that coming to Shen Yun was a Christmas gift that her 10-year-old son, Adrian, really wanted.

Isn’t it better to pay attention to real life than your portable electronics.

Researchers have found high levels of arsenic, a metallic element that has been linked to cancer, in infant formula sweetened with organic brown rice syrup.

The Fermi Gamma-ray Telescope’s extremely accurate measurements have increased our theoretical understanding of GRBs.