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Targeting Military Installations, IP Theft: A Look at Criminal Cases Involving Chinese Students
Federal prosecutors have brought a number of criminal cases against Chinese students and professors in recent years.
US to Revoke Visas for Chinese Students
The United States is ‘aggressively’ revoking certain student visas over national security concerns, the State Department says.
How Numbers Can Lie in Scientific Research: Dr. Lynn Fynn
Dr. Lynn Fynn discusses problems in medical research, including a broken peer review process and major conflicts of interest.
Risk to Reward: Hymns by Johnny Cash
The Man in Black reached new artistic heights with his debut gospel album.
‘Korea: War Without End’: The Unfinished Business of WWII
The authors analyze the Korean War, which impacts international politics even today.
Reliving a 100-Year-Old Adventure With King Tut
Houston, Las Vegas, and Asheville, North Carolina offer Americans the chance to experience archaeology’s greatest discovery.
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Tariffs Temporarily Reinstated by Appeals Court, Reversing Lower Court Order
The ruling is a reversal of a lower court order a day earlier.
State Department Says It Will Expand Scrutiny of All Chinese Visa Holders in US
The department has already paused new student visa interviews worldwide and is preparing to revoke visas for Chinese nationals currently in the United States.
Bernard Kerik, NYPD Commissioner During 9/11 Attacks, Dies at 69
FBI Director Kash Patel stated that Bernard Kerik had died after ‘a private battle with illness.’
▶How Numbers Can Lie in Scientific Research: Dr. Lynn Fynn
Dr. Lynn Fynn discusses problems in medical research, including a broken peer review process and major conflicts of interest.
Alleged CCP Influence Operations Involve Paid Protesters in New York
New protests coincide with CCP’s intensified persecution campaign against religious group Falun Gong.
Judge Extends Block on Trump Admin’s Bid to Bar Foreign Students at Harvard
Harvard alleged that the administration was retaliating for protected speech and failed to follow proper procedures.
Trump to Hold Press Conference With Musk on His Last Day as DOGE Chief
Musk announced on May 28 that he planned on leaving the federal government as his 130-day term as a special government employee is ending.
US Says Israel Agrees to Cease-Fire Deal but Hamas Yet to Decide
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Israel ‘backed and supported’ the proposal, but Hamas said it wants more time to study it.
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How the Chinese Regime Uses YouTube to Influence Americans
Beijing has increased its propaganda efforts on YouTube.
Bessent Says US–China Tariff Talks ‘a Bit Stalled,’ Needs Trump, Xi to Step In
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are expected to speak ‘at some point.’
DHS Releases List of ‘Sanctuary’ Jurisdictions That Could Lose Federal Funding
More than a dozen states and a slew of cities and counties are listed, all of them at risk of losing federal dollars, including grants and contracts.
Chinese Regime Targets 5 Types of Foreign ‘Spies’
Observers said the purpose of the regime’s spy-catching propaganda is to shift focus away from its current internal political and economic crises.
Justice Department Asks Judge to Dismiss Criminal Fraud Case Against Boeing
The aerospace manufacturer was charged with fraud after the deadly 2018 and 2019 737 MAX crashes that killed all 346 people on board.
US Jobless Claims Jump to 1-Month High: Department of Labor
Continuing unemployment claims reach highest level in nearly four years.
Rubio Details Plan to Cut Bureaucracy and Waste at State Department
The offices of diversity and women’s issues are on the chopping block as the department streamlines.
Day in Photos: Ice Factory, Patrol Plane Crashed, and Royal Agricultural Show
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs Face Legal Setbacks, but Trump Isn’t Backing Down
The president has multiple legal avenues that allow him to impose tariffs and force countries to the negotiating table, trade experts say.
Exhausted but Iron Looks Fine? Check Your Ferritin
Exhaustion, brain fog, and the desire to chew ice are signs your iron levels may be low—even if they look normal. Time to check in on this overlooked protein.
US Launches $200 Million Plan to Boost Logging in National Forests
The National Active Forest Management Strategy aims to increase timber harvest by 25 percent, reduce wildfire risk, and support rural jobs.
Fed’s Powell Says Interest Rate Decisions Will Be ‘Non-Political’ in Meeting With Trump
The White House meeting came amid intensifying pressure from the president to ease monetary policy as inflation has fallen.
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