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Premiered on Jul 12, 2022 After living in Shanghai for 16 years, an American family decides to leave the Chinese city they call home. They explain what became the last…

Twitter on July 12 sued Elon Musk in order to have him purchase the social media company, which he had agreed to buy but terminated the deal. During a July…

Premiered on Jul 11, 2022 More protests over bank freezes broke out in China over the weekend. Customers say they can’t access their money—while those who gathered to demonstrate were…

Premiered in Jul 9, 2022 In this special episode, we sat down with Arthur Herman, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and director of the Quantum Alliance Initiative. While microchips…

President Joe Biden is heading to the Middle East this week. The White House says he wants to help bring Israel and Saudi Arabia closer together. Comparing Latinos to breakfast…

Japan’s former prime minister was laid to rest on Tuesday. We spoke to an expert about the legacy he left behind. NASA debuts images from its most powerful infrared telescope. …

Premiered on Jul 8, 2022 Japan’s former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is dead. A gunman appeared on scene as he gave a public speech. Abe played a unique role in…

President Joe Biden has said he wants to run again in 2024, but a new poll published on July 11 finds his popularity struggling—even among Democrats. Jose Alba, the bodega…

President Joe Biden is weighing his options on abortion, saying he’s considering declaring a national health emergency to promote abortion access. The U.S. government gave out $800 billion in PPP…

A peaceful protest over frozen bank deposits turns violent in China. Plainclothes police violently dispersed thousands of protesters gathered at the People’s Bank of China in Zhengzhou. Secretary of State…