Immigration officers will start this type of vetting.
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An idyllic Orange County community has seen an apparent explosion in cancer cases affecting both humans and dogs. Residents say it's caused by the spraying of toxic pesticides, Beige Luciano-Adams reports.
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A new deal with Venezuela that gives the United States majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves is expected to reshape global oil markets and give Washington significant control over oil prices. Here’s what to know.
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The breakdown of the U.S.-Canada trade talks owes to one factor that hasn’t been publicly named by both sides—China. That’s according to analysts who spoke to Terri Wu. They said that the United States is concerned that Canada could be used as a backdoor for Chinese overcapacity to flood the U.S. market, despite tariffs on Chinese imports. For Canada, China is also part of the calculus for offsetting U.S. pressure. But analysts say that could bring long-term damage to Canadians.
- Palauan President Surangel Whipps Jr. told The Epoch Times that a Chinese diplomat disrespected his country during a tense meeting over Taiwan’s participation in a regional summit hosted by the Pacific island nation.
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