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A 13-year flow of U.S. technology to Iran takes a hit. U.S. authorities charged four Chinese nationals for allegedly smuggling American parts to sanctioned Iranian entities. Could a recent CBS…
A lawyer for one of former President Donald Trump’s co-defendants in the Georgia election interference case—which Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is prosecuting—is countersuing the district attorney. She’s accused…
The FBI’s chief says Chinese hackers are preparing to “wreak havoc” on Americans and harm infrastructure like water and power supplies. Reports say China has vowed to keep its hands…
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill grilled the CEOs of five major social media companies—Meta, TikTok, Snap, Discord, and X—on how their platforms are protecting children from dangers online. The hearing, held…
Beijing is protesting after Washington deported some Chinese students at the U.S. border. What’s behind their ousting? Urgent calls echo through Congress, as lawmakers demand an investigation into four Chinese…
The House Committee on Homeland Security convened on Jan. 30 to consider two proposed Articles of Impeachment against Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Republican committee members are expected to approve the articles,…
Evergrande—the world’s most indebted property developer—officially comes to an end. A court ordered the company to sell its assets to pay off a mountain of debt. What does the move…
Twelve countries have now paused funding for the United Nations’ agency for Palestinian refugees, or UNRWA. This follows allegations by Israel that some employees of the agency took part…
A British pianist who clashed with a pro-Beijing group makes a return to the now-iconic London train station—this time, armed with Winnie the Poohs. Congress is pushing to prevent Beijing…
The United Nations’ top court issued an interim ruling on Jan. 26 in the genocide case against Israel. The International Court of Justice declined South Africa’s demand to order an…