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China to Be Investigated If Republicans Win House in November

Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said House Republicans will set up a committee to investigate how COVID-19 spread from China, military and economic threats from the eastern nation, and intellectual property theft.

More Than 150 U.S. Government Sponsored Researchers Work for the CCP

NBC News acquired a report from the software company Strider detailing the Chinese scientists who have used taxpayer funds to conduct research at the Los Alamos National Laboratory and now work on military technology in China.

Bye-Bye Trucks? California Air Regulators To Consider Phasing Out Diesel Big Rigs

If adopted, new rule would all new medium and heavy-duty vehicles to be zero-emission by 2040.

U.S. Intelligence Community Helping Build New Digital Tools To Hunt ‘Misinformation’ Online

The U.S. intelligence community is partnering with a company building software that aims to root out misinformation online, raising questions about whether the U.S. government is spying on speech on the internet.

Pentagon Rejects Major Limit on Use of Nukes, Every Single Threat to America Now on Notice

The Pentagon has announced a major change in America’s nuclear strategy: We will no longer limit the use of nuclear weapons to defense against other nuclear powers and may even consider using them for non-nuclear threats.

Bill Preventing China From Obtaining Sensitive National Security Technology Introduced by House Republicans

House Republicans introduced the Prioritizing National Security in Export Controls Act of 2022, which would shift export control management from the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) to the Defense Technology and Security Administration (DTSA).

State, Local Government Organizations at Risk of Chinese Espionage

Countless local and state-level establishments are at risk of data infiltration due to the purchase of Chinese technology, including educational, medical, and other facilities.

Texas Takes Google to Court for Allegedly Harvesting Biometric Data Without Consent

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, filed suit against Google last week for alleged violations of state law against collecting biometric data without informed consent.

Fetterman to Use Computer Assistance in Tuesday Debate Against Oz for PA Senate

Managers for Democratic Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman's campaign released a memo to set the expectations for tomorrow's debate with Mehmet Oz, stating that the doctor is entering the bout with a "huge built-in advantage."

Chinese Spies Bribed U.S. Double Agent: DOJ

The Justice Department announced on Monday that two Chinese intelligence operatives have been accused of bribing a U.S. official for information regarding a criminal case against a Chinese-owned telecommunications company.

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