Lawmakers Urge FTC to Stop Chinese Companies From Undermining US Flag Industry

American flags manufactured in China were falsely advertised as ‘Made in the USA,’ the lawmakers said. Three House Republicans are calling on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to take action against China-based companies fraudulently advertising their American flags as “Made in the USA” on online retail platforms. The letter, sent to FTC Chair Lina Khan

Extra Security Fencing Placed at White House, Harris Residence Ahead of Election

‘These enhancements are not in response to any specific issue,’ the U.S. Secret Service said. Eight-foot-high metal security fencing was installed around key government sites in Washington over the weekend as authorities brace for potential unrest on or after Election Day. The fencing was erected around the White House, the Treasury Department building complex, adjacent

Voters Across the United States Describe Varied Feelings About Election Day

Supporters of former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris tell Epoch Times reporters about their hopes and fears as Nov. 5 creeps closer. With the hours ticking down to the 2024 presidential election on Nov. 5, many voters on both sides of the political aisle worry about the outcome, they told Epoch Times

New Homes Account for 28 Percent of Houses Sold in 3rd Quarter, Lowest in 3 Years: Redfin

The supply of existing homes increased over the past year, contributing to a smaller share of new properties. The share of newly constructed homes among total homes sold in the third quarter declined in the United States, affected by factors such as a slowdown in construction and an increased supply of existing houses, according to

Courts Wrestle With Legality of Changes to Election Procedures Close to Voting Day

The Purcell principle, established by the Supreme Court, generally cautions against changes to election procedures close to voting day. In the run-up to Election Day, court battles have emerged over various policies related to ballots, election integrity, and vote-processing procedures. Each case raises a typical judicial question: whether the policies align with state or federal

Pittsburgh Jewish Community Votes Amid Rise in Anti-Semitism, 6 Years After Synagogue Shooting

Pittsburgh Jews noted a disparity when it comes to support for the Jewish community in the aftermath of the synagogue shooting and the Oct. 7, 2023, attack. PITTSBURGH—On Oct. 27, 2018, a gunman killed 11 people and injured six others at the Tree of Life–Or L’Simcha Congregation—the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in U.S. history. Less than