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| Could a widely used prescription have hidden safety concerns?**January 09, 2026 |
| WORDS OF WISDOM “Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.” —Leo Tolstoy 🎧 Prefer to listen? Get the podcast. TOP STORIES Trump Announces Major Mortgage Rates Initiative The announcement comes after Trump on Jan. 7 said he plans on banning large institutional investors from purchasing more single-family homes in an effort to lower housing costs. SHARE* READ MORE >Our New Year Deal Is OnIn a world where partisan and biased reporting has become commonplace, you can always count on The Epoch Times for a refreshing dose of factual, honest journalism without spin. When you don’t feel like reading the news, pick up a daily tip from us. From what to do with potentially harmful roasting byproducts in your coffee to how screen time can affect different organs, our health coverage is deep and extensive. You will find your kind of healthy changes to make right away. Yet what makes you truly love The Epoch Times may be none of the above. It is our talks on art, culture, and history that move hearts. At nighttime or on an indolent Sunday afternoon, find yourself indulging in a fascinating read on stories you have been longing for: Pearl Harbor through the eyes of a navy salvage diver, the sparkly stories behind the stolen Louvre jewels, the every reason why you should throw a party this holiday season… The list is endless. The inspiration is infinite. Subscribe to The Epoch Times with our New Year Offer: 25¢ a week for 6 months. Start experiencing the kind of publication you won’t find anywhere else. Subscribe Now AG Bondi Warns of ‘Red Line’ Minnesota Governor Authorizes National Guard to Support Law Enforcement House Fails to Override Trump Vetoes House Passes 3-Year Extension of Obamacare Subsidies State Department Voices Concern Over Attack on Protesters Outside LA Chinese Consulate PREMIUM Guyana: The Little Caribbean Country With a Big Role to Play in Trump’s Regional Shift A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR HSI A widely used prescription medication is drawing attention for possible safety concerns. A recent report has sparked discussion among researchers and doctors, highlighting certain prescription drugs that millions of Americans take each year. Published studies and public health data show these medications have been examined in connection with reported adverse outcomes, prompting ongoing debate about their safety. You may want to review the information and decide for yourself**INSPIRED Family of 4 Switches Off All Blue Light Devices After 7 pm—Here’s What They Noticed CULTURE Grand Central Every day, hundreds of thousands of people pass through Grand Central Terminal, often without pausing to consider the beauty of the building. It’s one of New York City’s most enduring public spaces—not just as a transit hub, but as a place shaped by tragedy, ambition, artistry, and daily life. The story begins with a little-remembered disaster: a deadly 1902 train collision that filled a Park Avenue tunnel with smoke and steam and forced the city to confront the dangers of its rail system. From that moment of crisis came a sweeping transformation. Steam locomotives were banned from Manhattan, rail lines were electrified, and engineer William J. Wilgus introduced the radical idea of burying tracks and building upward—an innovation that would reshape urban development far beyond New York. When Grand Central Terminal opened in 1913, it declared confidence in the modern city. Its Beaux-Arts design, soaring ceilings, and carefully choreographed spaces reflected a belief that infrastructure could be both functional and beautiful. That belief still lingers today, etched into details like the celestial ceiling and the four-faced clock that has anchored generations of meetings and farewells. Beyond the architecture, there’s life within the terminal: the Oyster Bar beneath Guastavino’s tiled arch, the hum of the Dining Concourse, and the market stalls and small shops that bring the flavors of New York State underground. The life in Grand Central shifts with the seasons, especially around Christmas time as holiday trains circle miniature cities and Vanderbilt Hall is filled with light and crafts. Grand Central is a living record of New York itself—restless, resilient, and monumental. Every passage through its halls adds another layer to a place where history and daily life continue to meet. SHARE* READ MORE >EPOCH TV CDC Warns of Significant Measles Uptick Across US; Most Cases Recorded in 33 Years Exclusive: Inside SBA’s Crack Down on Loan Fraud Nationwide | Administrator Kelly Loeffler OPINION VICTOR DAVIS HANSON Can the Dark Ages Return? PAUL MUELLER Venezuelan Tragedy: Socialism, Entitlement, and Tyranny Are Connected EPOCH FUN Freecell SolitaireArrange cards by suit in ascending order to win.PLAYSpot the DifferenceFind the differences between 2 images.PLAYWord WipeCreate words to eliminate tiles.PLAY |
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