- Vadum in Republic TV debate: BRICS, Trump, and American power
Author and investigative journalist Matthew Vadum appeared September 11, 2026, on Republic TV’s The Debate with Arnab Goswami for a daytime discussion of the BRICS summit in New Delhi. The Indian TV broadcast examined whether the expanded grouping is overtaking the G7, how President Trump’s tariffs and foreign policy are landing in India and among U.S. allies, and whether [...]
- Hochul pardon ends Supreme Court fight over long-term immigration detention
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul pardoned a noncitizen with a criminal conviction whose immigration-related appeal was scheduled to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court, ending the case a month before the oral argument. The high court formally dismissed the case, Genalo v. Keisy G.M., on Sept. 11. U.S. Solicitor General D. John Sauer, and counsel for the respondent—whose full [...]
- Supreme Court rejects New York mom’s bid to keep unvaccinated son in kindergarten
The U.S. Supreme Court declined a New York mother’s request to let her keep her unvaccinated five-year-old in kindergarten while she challenges the state’s ban on religious exemptions to school immunization rules. The high court’s decision on Sept. 8 took the form of an unsigned order in Doe v. McDonald. It gave no reasons. Justices Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch [...]
- Where we were: Epoch Times reporters recall their memories of 9/11
For nearly everyone in America who was beyond kindergarten in 2001, the list of so-called “flashbulb memories” is most likely topped by the 9/11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. We all seem to remember our personal circumstances: Where we were, what we were doing, whom we were with, and what we were thinking when the awful news broke. We also cannot forget how [...]
