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The 610 Office: The Intent Behind the Falun Gong Persecution
The agency wielded authority above all government departments and even the legal system, yet it operates without any legal mandate.

China Harasses Commercial Ships Off Taiwan's Coast
A major escalation in regional tension over Taiwan.

CrowdStrike Warns of Cyber Espionage, China Plans Massive $295 Billion AI Data Center Buildout
A recent CrowdStrike report warns of increased China-linked cyberattacks targeting U.S. tech companies for AI research and intellectual property.

Lawmakers: Chinese Networks Enable Drug Cartels
A House Financial Services subcommittee hearing exposed how Chinese money laundering networks have become the dominant professional money launderers for drug cartels, moving vast illicit proceeds while helping procure fentanyl precursors.
China Hackers Target US Tech: Report; Taiwan Simulates Chinese Amphibious Invasion
A new cybersecurity report says Beijing is targeting U.S. tech in cyberattacks. It comes as China ramps up a massive push into AI, with hundreds of billions of dollars planned for new data centers.
China Steals AI Capabilities It Can’t Build, Cybersecurity Firm Says
CrowdStrike’s 2026 threat report says China-nexus actors increased intrusions and rapidly exploited edge devices used by global companies.
Hidden Camera Discovered in UK Government Complex Amid China 'Super-Embassy' Controversy
The UK government compound that approved China’s controversial London "super-embassy" is facing a security scare after a hidden camera was discovered inside.
Taiwan's Army Conducts Live-Fire Exercise Simulating Chinese Invasion
The exercise simulated an attempted amphibious landing by Chinese forces on Taiwan’s central coast.
New York Democrat Suozzi Appointed to House CCP Committee
Suozzi said it is an honor to join the Select Committee on the CCP.
Pentagon Flags Major Chinese Firms as Military-Linked
The Pentagon is targeting some of China's biggest corporations, dding more than a dozen Chinese firms—including Alibaba, BYD, and Baidu—to its list of Chinese military companies operating in the United States.
Xi Jinping Meets Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang, Pledges 'Unbreakable' Friendship—What It Means for North Korea’s Nuclear Threat
Chinese leader Xi Jinping made his first trip to North Korea in seven years, meeting Kim Jong Un and pledging an “unbreakable friendship” as China tries to pull Pyongyang deeper into its orbit.
China Sends Ships for Special Operation East of Taiwan
Beijing sent four ships to waters east of Taiwan on June 6, saying it’s carrying out a special operation.
Marco Rubio’s One-Character Ticket to Beijing
Secretary of State Marco Rubio was in China, shaking hands with Chinese regime leader Xi Jinping—a meeting that wasn't supposed to be possible.
Could China Back North Korea's Nuclear Status? Three Members of Underground Church on Trial
Xi Jinping is in North Korea as Kim Jong Un doubles down on his nuclear weapons program. Is a new axis of power forming in Northeast Asia? Experts weigh in.
Xi Reaffirms North Korea Ties Amid Spikes in Regional Tensions
Xi Jinping arrived in North Korea on Monday for a two-day summit, signaling a crucial push by Beijing to rebuild its fraying alliance with Pyongyang.
Chinese National in US Pleads Guilty to Laundering Millions in Drug Proceeds
The defendant picked up bulk cash from the sale of illicit drugs in several states, including Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
Chinese Article Warns VPN Use Alone Can Trigger Punishment Under Expanding Censorship Regime
Cases cited in a widely shared post suggest the CCP is targeting not only online content but also how users access the internet.
Taiwan, China Coast Guards Face Off in South China Sea
Chinese and Taiwanese coast guards facing off in the South China Sea on Friday.
China Buys Big on US Goods Amid Deep Rivalry Risks
China is buying American again, from soybeans to Boeing jets. But the U.S. Treasury Secretary warns the real test is still ahead.
Retired Col. Maness on Why Panama Canal Is Most Critical Choke Point to Control
From a focus on the western hemisphere, to the conflict in Iran, to the Philippines and Japan boosting their ties, how has the U-S been countering China?
The 610 Office: The Intent Behind the Falun Gong Persecution
The agency wielded authority above all government departments and even the legal system, yet it operates without any legal mandate.
China Harasses Commercial Ships Off Taiwan's Coast
A major escalation in regional tension over Taiwan.
CrowdStrike Warns of Cyber Espionage, China Plans Massive $295 Billion AI Data Center Buildout
A recent CrowdStrike report warns of increased China-linked cyberattacks targeting U.S. tech companies for AI research and intellectual property.
Lawmakers: Chinese Networks Enable Drug Cartels
A House Financial Services subcommittee hearing exposed how Chinese money laundering networks have become the dominant professional money launderers for drug cartels, moving vast illicit proceeds while helping procure fentanyl precursors.
China Hackers Target US Tech: Report; Taiwan Simulates Chinese Amphibious Invasion
A new cybersecurity report says Beijing is targeting U.S. tech in cyberattacks. It comes as China ramps up a massive push into AI, with hundreds of billions of dollars planned for new data centers.
China Steals AI Capabilities It Can’t Build, Cybersecurity Firm Says
CrowdStrike’s 2026 threat report says China-nexus actors increased intrusions and rapidly exploited edge devices used by global companies.
Hidden Camera Discovered in UK Government Complex Amid China 'Super-Embassy' Controversy
The UK government compound that approved China’s controversial London "super-embassy" is facing a security scare after a hidden camera was discovered inside.
Taiwan's Army Conducts Live-Fire Exercise Simulating Chinese Invasion
The exercise simulated an attempted amphibious landing by Chinese forces on Taiwan’s central coast.
New York Democrat Suozzi Appointed to House CCP Committee
Suozzi said it is an honor to join the Select Committee on the CCP.
Pentagon Flags Major Chinese Firms as Military-Linked
The Pentagon is targeting some of China's biggest corporations, dding more than a dozen Chinese firms—including Alibaba, BYD, and Baidu—to its list of Chinese military companies operating in the United States.
Xi Jinping Meets Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang, Pledges 'Unbreakable' Friendship—What It Means for North Korea’s Nuclear Threat
Chinese leader Xi Jinping made his first trip to North Korea in seven years, meeting Kim Jong Un and pledging an “unbreakable friendship” as China tries to pull Pyongyang deeper into its orbit.
China Sends Ships for Special Operation East of Taiwan
Beijing sent four ships to waters east of Taiwan on June 6, saying it’s carrying out a special operation.
Marco Rubio’s One-Character Ticket to Beijing
Secretary of State Marco Rubio was in China, shaking hands with Chinese regime leader Xi Jinping—a meeting that wasn't supposed to be possible.
Could China Back North Korea's Nuclear Status? Three Members of Underground Church on Trial
Xi Jinping is in North Korea as Kim Jong Un doubles down on his nuclear weapons program. Is a new axis of power forming in Northeast Asia? Experts weigh in.
Xi Reaffirms North Korea Ties Amid Spikes in Regional Tensions
Xi Jinping arrived in North Korea on Monday for a two-day summit, signaling a crucial push by Beijing to rebuild its fraying alliance with Pyongyang.
Chinese National in US Pleads Guilty to Laundering Millions in Drug Proceeds
The defendant picked up bulk cash from the sale of illicit drugs in several states, including Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
Chinese Article Warns VPN Use Alone Can Trigger Punishment Under Expanding Censorship Regime
Cases cited in a widely shared post suggest the CCP is targeting not only online content but also how users access the internet.
Taiwan, China Coast Guards Face Off in South China Sea
Chinese and Taiwanese coast guards facing off in the South China Sea on Friday.
China Buys Big on US Goods Amid Deep Rivalry Risks
China is buying American again, from soybeans to Boeing jets. But the U.S. Treasury Secretary warns the real test is still ahead.
Retired Col. Maness on Why Panama Canal Is Most Critical Choke Point to Control
From a focus on the western hemisphere, to the conflict in Iran, to the Philippines and Japan boosting their ties, how has the U-S been countering China?
















