Jan Jekielek

1 month ago | theepochtimes.com | Rudy Blalock |Jan Jekielek

Gary Sinise, known for playing Lieutenant Dan in “Forrest Gump,” shifted his focus from Hollywood to family and service almost exclusively following his son’s cancer diagnosis six years ago. In a recent EpochTV “American Thought Leaders” interview with host Jan Jekielek, he discussed his decades-long commitment to supporting veterans and first responders. Stepping Away From Acting to Focus on FamilySinise’s decision to step away from acting was driven by personal hardship.

1 month ago | theepochtimes.com | Carolina Avendaño |Jan Jekielek

Canada has seen a significant cultural shift since euthanasia was legalized, marked by unsolicited offers of assisted death, lives being ended prematurely, and what some critics call its “glamorization” as an act of personal autonomy, says an advocate for the prevention of euthanasia.

1 month ago | theepochtimes.com | Ryan Morgan |Jan Jekielek

Hanson assessed the president is preparing his non-interventionist supporters for the possibility of a military showdown with Iran. By Ryan Morgan and Jan Jekielek5/22/2025Updated: 5/22/2025As President Donald Trump continues negotiations to limit Iran’s nuclear aspirations, historian and Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson believes the president is preparing his non-interventionist supporters for the possibility of a more forceful confrontation in the Middle East.

1 month ago | theepochtimes.com | Carolina Avendaño |Jan Jekielek

ADBy Carolina Avendano and Jan Jekielek5/21/2025Updated: 5/21/2025U.S. President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Liberal Leader Mark Carney during the federal election campaign may reflect a dynamic where ideological rivals are able to engage more openly, one of America’s best-known historians and conservative commentators says.

1 month ago | theepochtimes.com | Carolina Avendaño |Jan Jekielek

The destructive legacy of communism deserves more public awareness in Canada, not only for its historical impact but also for the harm it continues to inflict today, says the chair of the Memorial to the Victims of Communism, which was unveiled in Ottawa last December.