Lawmakers and experts are calling on Americans to ditch Wi-Fi routers made by a Chinese brand called TP-Link. We have more on why they say this top-selling router is a threat the United States cannot ignore.
A push to cut American reliance on China has cleared the House. The chamber just passed a bill aiming to block the Department of Homeland Security from buying Chinese batteries.
Is a former Meta employee blowing the whistle on the social media giant? She alleges Meta considered sharing user data with communist China in order to win Beijing’s approval and enter the Chinese market.
Missouri’s attorney general is sending a signal to China. He plans to go after all Chinese assets in the United States in order to collect a $24 billion debt. That amount was awarded to the state by a recent lawsuit victory.
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