The Treasury Department is slapping sanctions on a Chinese cybersecurity company after Chinese hackers breached the department, plus AT&T and Verizon networks. We have the details on how the hack affected millions of Americans.
Japan’s Nippon Steel’s $14 billion bid to take over U.S. Steel gets blocked by President Joe Biden. We have more on concerns among U.S. lawmakers over Nippon Steel’s exposure to the Chinese state.
American EV makers are on alert as China is planning to restrict technology exports that are key to building electric cars, one week after Biden launched an investigation into legacy Chinese microchips.
After The New York Times published its 10th article within five months against one dance company, a long-time employee decided to speak up. He’s detailing the company’s business success and origin story, and warning fellow Americans about communist China’s infiltration here at home.
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- China Geolocated Millions of Americans Through Hack
- FBI: Chinese Access to US Telecom, Energy, Water
- Biden Blocks Japan’s Nippon From Taking Over US Steel
- China Eyes Restricting Exports of Tech for EV Batteries
- Emcee Sheds Light on Shen Yun’s Business Success
- Albania’s TikTok Ban Sparks Controversy
- Yates: CCP Played Role in Daughter’s Fentanyl Death