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Chinese American Wells Fargo Banker Allowed to Leave China

China lifted an exit ban that had prevented banker Chenyue Mao from returning home to the States for five months.

Windsor Castle Epstein Projectors Arrested

Four adults were arrested for "malicious communications" for projecting images of Epstein with Trump on a turret of Windsor Castle as the latter arrived for ...

China Replaces Germany Among Top 10 Innovative Nations

The UN rankings of the world's most innovative countries moved China into 10th place, displacing Germany to 11th.

Law Firms Who Cut Deals Take Cases Against Trump Policies

Of the nine mega-firms Trump bullied into agreeing to provide free legal services for the government, four have continued taking cases that oppose his policies.

Bondi Turns Justice Department into Vendetta Machine

Unsavory use of the Justice Department to carry out Trump's thirst for revenge caused 70% of the US Justice Department's civil rights lawyers to resign.

Trump Files Libel Suit Against New York Times

Another meritless suit seeking absurd damages has been filed by a suit-happy President against a publisher for articles and a book that expressing constitutionally protected ...

S. Korea Tariff Talks Stalled

After national outrage at having skilled Korean workers in Georgia treated like criminals, New S. Korean Lee Jae Myung holds fast against US demands and ...

MAHA Got Tyson to Stop Using Corn-Syrup

The Make America Healthy Again campaign has induced Tyson Foods to stop using high-fructose corn syrup by the end of 2025.

US, EU Imports from Russia Still Total Billions

Upwards of 25,000 sanctions in place against Russian exports allows EU and US to continue billions of dollars' worth of energy and mineral imports each ...

Scarborough Shoal and China's Claim

China ignores a 2016 Court ruling to exert sole de facto control over a fishing grounds traditionally shared with the Philippines and Vietnam.

White House Wants to Dismantle Leftist Groups

First Amendments rights of free expression and association are cast aside again by Trump administration officials as they call for using federal resources to break ...

Cut Corporate Reporting to Semi-Annually, Says Trump

Letting publicly-traded corporations report earnings every six months instead of every quarter is seen as a way to cut costs and encourage more long-term planning.

Dems Ask Trump for Trade Deal Limiting China Production

House Democrats seek to impose an impractical demand on trade talks already made untenable by Trump's unilateral tariffs.

White House Officials to Link Vaccines to Infant Deaths

The anti-vaccine crusade led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy may be the impetus for an anticipated announcement linking covid vaccines to 25 infant deaths.

N. Korea Executing People for Sharing Foreign Media

A UN human rights report reveals that Pyongyang's repressive regime is intensifying a crackdown on personal freedom.

Why S. Korea Needs Change in US Visa Law

Investment projects requiring setup by technically skilled workers are hampered by the lack of a special treaty visa allowing stays of several months for Korean ...

Year-to-Date Budget Deficit 3rd Highest on Record

Increased tariff collection helped bring down the overall deficit but record expenditures in August kept the deficit at historic levels.

China's Scarborough Shoal Nature Reserve Called Pretext for Occupation

The Philippines speaks out against China's plans to establish a "national" nature preserve in a section of the South China Sea disputed by several neighboring ...

Expansion of Presidential Powers Makes Americans Uneasy

Trump's exercise of abnormal authority based on questionable emergency declarations raise concerns about a power grab.

Kim Grooming Daughter As Successor

Kim's daughter Ju Ae, likely aged 15, has been picked by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as his successor according to the South Korean ...

Supreme Court's Sketchy Shadow Docket Rulings Favor Trump

Summary decisions unsupported by hearings and explicit reasoning have strongly favored the Trump administration's controversial policies, riling lower courts.

US Suspects China of Planting Radio Devices in US Highways

Unexplained radio components embedded in some highway infrastructure components have raised suspicions that Chinese equipment may enable hostile Chinese actions.

NASA Mars Rover Finds Possible Signs of Ancient Life

Samples of ancient lakebed sediment obtained by Perseverance rover contains possible metabolic waste from microbial Martian life.

Many Hyundai Plant Detainees Had Been Working Legally

Many of the 475 people arrested at the Hyundai-LG Chem EV battery plant near Savannah had been working under valid visas or visa-free travel, said ...

Trump Presidency Encourages Autocrats Around the World

The 20 instances in which the US eroded democratic norms and institutions during Trump's first six months in office encouraged populist strongmen around the world ...

Charlie Kirk Had Recently Taken to Asia Message of Globalist Menace

Just before his murder the rightwing activist had returned from sharing his message of the threat of globalism with young men in S. Korea and ...

Trump Offered to Let Detained Hyundai Workers Stay

Only one of some 300 Korean workers detained at the Hyundai construction site has taken up Trump's offer to stay and train US workers.

Trump, Modi Express Intention to Talk

Some months of discord and alienation had apparently been triggered by India's refusal to stop buying Russian oil.

Supreme Court to Hear Trump Appeal on Tariffs

A DC Circuit Court of Appeals' decision invalidating Trump's "reciprocal tariffs" has been granted review by the Supreme Court onTrump's appeal.

Wells Fargo Sees Consumer Spending Rising

Consumer spending is rising while bill payment remains timely, says Wells Fargo, contradicting other reports.

Trump Denied Relief Against $83 Mil Carroll Verdict

The appellate court denied Trump presidential immunity claim against an award to E. Jean Carroll for reputational damage after Trump falsely denied raping her, including ...

Russia's Biggest Ever Air Assault Targets Government Buildings

As Ukraine targets Russian oil infrastructure Moscow lobs 805 drones and 13 missiles in the biggest air assault of the war.

S. Korea Seeks Re-Entry for Hyundai Plant Workers

The Korean workers are seen as essential to finalize preparations for an October opening of a major plant to produce EVs and batteries in Georgia.

Supreme Court Asked to OK Cutting Foreign Aid

Trump appeals a District Court ruling preventing him from withholding $4.5 billion in foreign aid appropriated by Congress.

Chicago Protesters Defy Deportation Threat

Trump's post, "I love the smell of deportations in the morning" embodies the personal malice abhorrent to the thousands of protesters who turned out in ...

Supreme Court Allows ICE Stops for Brown Skin, Accents

The Supreme Court makes America racist again by allowing detention based on skin color, language and accents.

Epstein Birthday Card Signed by Trump Published

Epstein estate attorneys turned over a birthday message that Trump had denied existed and for the reporting of which he's currently suing the Wall Street ...

Nepal Withdraws Social Media Ban After 19 Killed

The so-called Gen Z protests against corruption and social media block led to Monday's deadly rioting.

Beijing Sanctions Chinese Japanese Lawmaker

China-born Japanese lawmaker Shi Ping won't be able to visit China after being sanctioned for criticizing Chinese policies.

Solar Industry Expects 26% Less Installation

Trump's de-greening of American energy policy will take a big toll in the amount of solar power capacity expected to be installed between 2026 and ...

Korean NZ Woman on Trial for Murdering Own Children

A Korean New Zealander is on trial for murdering her two children after the cancer death of their father.

Tariff Exemptions Offered to Nations Signing Trade Deals

Facing the prospect of having his so-called reciprocal tariffs nullified, Trump seeks to accelerate trade deals by promising tariff exemptions for certain classes of imports.

Putin Denies Russia Economy Stagnating

A Russian central bank report showing two consecutive quarters of shrinking GDP signals a recession to everyone but Vladimir Putin.

US SEALS Killed N. Korean Civilians in Botched Mission

US Navy SEALs trying to plant covert listening devices in N. Korea massacred N. Korean civilians aboard a fishing vessel.

ICE Raid Shuts Down Hyundai's Giant Georgia EV Battery Plant

About 560 Korean officials and workers from Hyundai and LG Chem have been detained from the biggest manufacturing project in Georgia history.

Justin Sun Complains His WLF Tokens Frozen

One of the two largest backers of Trump family's World Liberty Financial crypto venture complains after his wallet became blacklisted as $@LFI slumps to $0.18.

Defense Department to Become War Department

Some notion that an aggressive name may intimidate enemies seems to be driving Trump's decision to spend billions of dollars for name change.

DC Sues Trump Over Troop Deployment

Washington DC sues in wake of California's successful action to end national guard deployment to police US cities in violation of the Posse Comitatus Act.

N. Korea Wipes All Traces of Kim After Putin Meeting

A North Korean security detail did a meticulous job of wiping or removing all traces of leader Kim Jong Un to deny foreign intelligence services ...

White House Removes WTO from Aid Cut List

The $29 million originally budgeted as the US contribution to the World Trade Organization has been quietly removed from the list of Trump foreign aid ...