Excessive thinking can injure the spleen energy, which in Chinese medicine is a broader system responsible for both digestion and thinking.

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The price of gold has reached all-time highs, even adjusting for inflation. The value of gold and its lack of traceability make it an ideal target for scammers, who pose as law enforcement and government employees to gain their victims’ trust.

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9-1-1 call centers in the U.S. are struggling with under staffing, burnout and low retention rates for trainees.

We visited one such center to find out why America’s critical call centers are facing so many challenges.

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The Trump administration is rolling out what are being called Trump accounts, a tax-advantaged savings account that every American child is eligible for.

Newborns are being given seed money from the Trump administration, and philanthropists Michael and Susan Dell have already pledged to add their own seed money to the accounts.

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Inspired by faith and armed with knowledge from his news beat, an Epoch Times reporter set out on a life-changing health odyssey.

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Through helping his teammates in the military, Sam Coffman came up with the idea of starting an herbal medic school.

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Restorative justice policies are being practiced in schools all over the U.S. Advocates say they break the “school-to-prison” pipeline by using compassion and accountability rather than punishment for offending students.

Opponents argue these policies let students off the hook when they cause problems. Without consequences, they say, it encourages more bad behavior that creates an unsafe environment for everyone else.

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Some nations now screen for neurological conditions before intervening in gender dysphoria. But not America.

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