Last week, the Canadian House of Commons, equivalent to the American House of Representatives, voted unanimously 266-0 to declare China’s treatment of their Uyghur population “genocidal.” While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, leader of the nation’s Liberal Party, and his cabinet… Read More ›
Far from allies of President Trump, the ACLU and select world leaders have come out to criticize the troubling precedent set when Twitter and Facebook decided to indefinitely suspend the outgoing president from their platforms after a group of right… Read More ›
China has arrested, charged, and sentenced yet another citizen journalist for independently investigating the origins of COVID-19; she’s not the first and will almost certainly not the last. On Monday, a Chinese court sentenced lawyer turned independent journalist Zhang Zang… Read More ›
Unconfirmed and newly declassified reports from White House officials claim China attempted to hire “non state actors” to target U.S. troops stationed in Afghanistan. Two senior members of the Trump White House told Axios the administration “is declassifying as-yet uncorroborated… Read More ›
A high ranking member of Al Qaeda and former henchman of Osama Bin Laden was freed from prison 4-years early after a Manhattan Judge decided the madman was too fat to survive any potential COVID-19 outbreaks in jail. Adel Abdel… Read More ›
As Britain administers the world’s first non-clinical trial doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, President Trump signed an executive order earlier today demanding pharmaceutical companies prioritize U.S. patients when distributing doses. “We must ensure that Americans have priority access to… Read More ›
Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe, joined with FBI Director Chris Wray, came forward Wednesday afternoon during a joint and brief news conference where they detailed efforts by foreign powers to interfere in the election. Ratcliffe announced that both Iran… Read More ›
Public backlash against Big Tech for collecting and storing data on users is being heard among top officials in the Trump Administration as the State Department mulls over banning the popular video sharing app, TikTok. Outrage against apps and websites… Read More ›
According to the Japanese government’s latest budget, the vibrant island nation has allocated nearly $2.2 billion to help subsidized its manufacturers who are looking to move factories outside of China in the wake of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, which leaked… Read More ›
In the global fight against Coronavirus, three major questions remain: how many people are actually infected with Coronavirus that we don’t know about, how many people have been infected with Coronavirus and have already gotten over it, and what is… Read More ›
