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Browsing: China
CodePink is promoting a 12-day tour of China led by co-founders Medea Benjamin and Jodie Evans, even as a federal grand jury investigates alleged financial crimes tied to the group’s funding network, which includes millions from Evans’ husband, Neville Roy Singham.
US officials say delays from China’s anti-corruption purges and Beijing’s interest in Taiwan’s 2028 election have made an invasion before 2028 increasingly unlikely, despite Xi Jinping’s 2027 military readiness order.
A former senior Federal Reserve official has been sentenced to 38 months in prison after a years-long relationship tied to a man U.S. authorities identified as a Chinese intelligence operative, which began at a 2013 Fed conference in Shanghai and led to a conviction for lying to investigators.
House Speaker Mike Johnson called opposition to AI data centers a ‘Chinese psyop,’ but polling data shows nearly two-thirds of Americans oppose the facilities in their own communities.
A BBC report found scammers using AI-generated videos of fabricated wounded veterans to sell cheap, fake patriotic merchandise shipped from China, with one UK veteran describing being duped out of $200.
Peter Schweizer of the Government Accountability Institute says Trump negotiated from strength during his recent meeting with Xi Jinping, citing internal purges within China’s military leadership and a struggling Chinese economy.
Xi Jinping’s pledge to bring 100,000 young Americans to China over five years has drawn warnings from lawmakers, academics and commentators who fear propaganda, harassment or worse, with one analyst citing a Michigan student recruited by Chinese intelligence as a cautionary precedent.
President Trump called his White House meetings with Chinese President Xi Jinping “very productive,” with the two leaders set to meet again at Trump’s Doral resort in Florida for the G20 Summit in December.
President Trump vowed to reject any “globalist scheme” to regulate artificial intelligence even as Barack Obama and leading tech CEOs pushed for stronger oversight, while Congress weighed how to keep pace with China’s AI ambitions.
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