One year after the assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, witnesses and officials reflect on the tragic event that killed Corey Comperatore and injured others.
Veteran reporter witnesses President Donald Trump supporters' orderly evacuation following the assassination attempt, praising Secret Service agents who put themselves in the line of fire.
Ramaco Resources plans to extract more than 450 tons of rare earths from its 4,500-acre Brook Mine near Ranchester, Wyom., where graders, conveyors, and sifters were quiet on July 11, 2025, during the mine’s ceremonial ribbon-cutting at the companies nearby offices and labs. John Haughey/The Epoch Times RANCHESTER, Wyo.—A mine in Wyoming is drawing national
Presidential candidate Donald Trump took the stage at a routine campaign rally exactly a year ago in Butler, Pennsylvania, July 13, 2024. But this rally would turn out unlike any others of his political career.
A long time ago, in a media environment far, far away, an editor walked into my office and dropped a pile of books by Dave Barry on my desk. “Here’s an idea,” he said. “Read these and figure out how he does it.” At the time, Barry was a weekly humor columnist at the Miami
In publishing, as in much of life, timing is everything. And by that measure, if by no other, Iran’s Grand Strategy, Vali Nasr’s latest analysis of the Islamic Republic, is a smashing success. First available just two short weeks before Israel’s stunningly successful aerial campaign against the mullahs, Nasr’s book attempts—but fails—to frame the Islamic
Man is a ranking animal. He is not content for there to be a multiplicity of greats, all of roughly equal worth. No, there must be a No. 1, a No. 2, a No. 3… Man must rank. When I was in college, I took a class from the anthropologist Richard Wrangham. I can’t remember