Alina Wang
A native of New York, Alina has a Bachelors degree in Corporate Communications from Baruch College and writes about human rights, politics, tech, and society.
Remembrance Ceremony Marks 5 Years Since COVID-19 Wreaked Havoc Across Virginia
RICHMOND, Virginia — On March 14, a solemn bell tolled in front of the Bell Tower at Virginia Union University as dozens of Virginians gathered to remember the thousands of lives lost to COVID-19 over...
Sweeping Federal Cuts Leave Virginia Workers Reeling as Job Market Tightens
ARLINGTON, Virginia — As President Donald Trump and the newly-established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) roll out sweeping layoffs in an effort to slash government spending, thousands of federal workers and contractors across the U.S....
Bridging the Gap: How NYC Care Aims to Transform HealthCare for the Uninsured
NEW YORK, New York — In a city as vast and diverse as The Big Apple, access to health care remains a critical issue, particularly for those who lack health insurance due to financial constraints...
A Silent Epidemic: China’s Hospitals in Crisis as Authorities Deny Growing Death Toll
A mysterious and severe wave of respiratory infections has been overwhelming hospitals across China, triggering concerns about a possible public health disaster. From packed hospitals to skyrocketing funeral home demand, reports from citizens and whistleblowers...
Transnational Violence: Falun Gong Practitioners Assaulted in Argentina as Police Stand Down
On Jan 26, during the Chinese New Year celebrations in Buenos Aires, a coordinated attack against Falun Gong practitioners took place at the Plaza Parque Nacionales Argentinos. Dozens of individuals — allegedly linked to the...
China’s DeepSeek AI: The Trojan Horse of CCP Censorship and Global Surveillance
After launching in late 2024, China’s DeepSeek artificial intelligence (AI) has been gaining momentum for its ability to compete with ChatGPT and other language models at a fraction of the cost. But now, experts warn...
Banking Fraud in Shandong, China Sparks Mass Protests, Police Crackdowns
A major financial scandal has erupted in China's eastern province of Shandong, with allegations of fraudulent fundraising tied to the provincial government’s financial entities. The scheme is reported to have implicated approximately 6,000 investors nationwide,...
Paul Pogozelski’s Vision for District 30: A Grassroots Approach to Leadership
MIDDLE VILLAGE, New York — As the race for New York City’s Council District 30 heats up, Paul Pogozelski is emerging as a formidable candidate. As a community leader with a track record of rolling...
Unspeakable Horrors: Former Chinese Official Exposes CCP-Run Organ Harvesting Machine
A former Chinese official has exposed the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) systemic practice of forced organ harvesting, shedding light on a harrowing reality hidden from much of the world. Based on his first-hand experiences during...
Catastrophic Earthquake in Tibet Claims Over 120 Lives, Leaving Hundreds Injured
In the early hours of Jan. 7, a devastating 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Tibet near the Nepal border, claiming the lives of at least 126 people and injuring 188 others. The quake, which struck at...
China Issues Pay Raise for Civil Servants Amid Economic Slump, Sparking Public Ire
As China continues to reel from a sputtering economy stemming from weak consumer demand, a failing real estate sector, and declining exports, reports of civil servants receiving pay raises have ignited widespread discontent among netizens....
New Year Crackdown: Authorities in Shanghai Ban Mass Gatherings Amid Heightened Tensions
As the world prepares to usher in the new year with vibrant family gatherings and celebrations, China has decided on a very different approach. Authorities in Shanghai — along with several other major cities — have...