Tainted cinnamon is sickening over 100 U.S. children. Is the problematic ingredient coming from China? A lawmaker is demanding answers.
Hong Kong’s most prominent pro-democracy activist and media mogul is standing trial on Monday. Jimmy Lai is facing a litany of charges under Beijing’s draconian national security law, and if convicted, he could serve a life sentence.
North Korea sends up a missile reportedly capable of hitting the United States, as Beijing meets with a senior official from Pyongyang.
We take a closer look at China’s spiraling economy, and signs that hint Beijing’s finances are swinging away from the West.
Topics in this episode:
- Tainted Cinnamon from China? Lawmaker Demands Answers
- National Security Trial Begins for Hong Kong Media Mogul
- Hong Kong’s $130K Bounty on a U.S. Citizen: Interview
- N. Korea Launches Missile, Able to Hit U.S.: Japan
- Japan Bolsters Security Ties with ASEAN Nations
- Nippon Steel Acquires U.S. Steel in $15B Deal
- China Banks to Sell $210M in Bad Loans Amid Defaults
- AI Weaponized by Big Tech for Influence: Expert