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On July 20, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) opened a compliance review into whether Harvard University allowed Chinese donors and financial aid programs to unlawfully exclude American students from applying, marking the latest federal investigation into the Ivy League institution under the Trump administration. DOJ officials said Harvard's foreign
Hong Kong Leader Says She Has Piles of Cash at Home After US Sanctions
In early August, the Trump administration blacklisted 11 officials from China and Hong Kong for their...
Chinese Professor: ‘At the Top of America’s Core Inner Circle of Power, We Have Our Old Friends’
The Fox News' Tucker Carlson Tonight program recently showed a video of an explosive revelation made...
US Issues First Sanctions Targeting Beijing for Persecution of Falun Gong
The U.S. Department of State has sanctioned multiple foreign officials for their roles in politically...
Communist China Shifts Its Propaganda Narrative on COVID-19
Ever since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been trying to...
In Forced Demolition of Beijing ‘Agricultural Park,’ Communist Party Fans Old Resentments to Make New
In the middle of November, 2,000, residents living in the Jiuhua Agricultural Science Demonstration Park...
Hong Kong Sentences Democracy Activists for Violating National Security Law
On Dec. 2, a Hong Kong court sentenced pro-democracy leaders Joshua Wong, Ivan Lam, and Agnes Chow Ting...
Daimler Announces Plan to Manufacture Engines in China, Forgoing German Production
Stuttgart-based auto giant Daimler announced on Nov. 20 plans to begin joint production of hundreds of...
The CCP’s Beidou Brings an Alternative to GPS, but at What Cost?
In June 2020, China launched the 55th and final satellite composing a state-operated constellation known...
How Xi Jinping’s Congratulations to Biden Could Backfire
The Chinese leadership’s delayed congratulations to Joe Biden and his running mate may have arisen from...