From busting a drug trafficking ring to arresting a top cartel leader, the United States is moving ahead to rein in the fentanyl crisis. However, one engine that fuels the drug flow is still on. We look at how Chinese brokers help cartels launder their drug proceeds.
More tariffs are on the way. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he would impose roughly 25 percent levies on imported cars, medicines, and semiconductors.
The man who’s expected to lead Trump’s trade agenda is officially on the job. Wall Street billionaire Howard Lutnick is now confirmed as commerce secretary. We have the details on his message to China.
There’s an unusual flu season in China. Residents across China are reporting far more illness-related deaths than in standard years. Some of them are casting doubt on what’s causing it—and what Chinese authorities are saying.
- NY Takes Down Fentanyl Trafficking Ring
- Trump to Put 25 Percent Tariffs on Autos, Drugs, and Chips
- Lutnick: Tariffs Must Block China From Skirting Controls
- Doctor Questions China’s Accounts of Reported Virus Surge
- A Classical Chinese Culture Renaissance Outside China
- Shen Yun Artist, Instructor File Lawsuit in Taiwan Court
- US Condemns China’s Navy Chopper Tailing an Ally
- China Dominates Critical Minerals Market