WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Donald Trump signed a bill on Thanksgiving eve applauded by Democracy advocates and decried by the communists in Beijing. The “Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act” (HR 3289) is sponsored by Rep. Chris Smith (R, Read More
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Wednesday, legislation sponsored by Rep. Chris Smith (R, NJ-04) known as the “Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act” (HR 3289) cleared the House Foreign Affairs Committee; a companion bill sponsored by U.S. Senator Marco Rubio Read More
TRENTON, N.J. – Rider University is abandoning plans to sell one of its colleges to a former Chinese defense contractors. The new plan: programs previously provided by the Princeton-based Westminster Choir College will instead be held at Rider’s flagship Lawrenceville campus starting Read More
PRINCETON, N.J. – Rider University’s hugely controversial decision to sell a respected music school to Kaiwen Education, a company party-owned by the Chinese government is receiving a challenge from the State of new Jersey. This week, the New Jersey Attorney General’s Read More
PRINCETON, N.J. — Will China soon own an institution of higher education on New Jersey soil? The century-old, Princeton-based Westminster Choir College, a well-respected music school, may soon be the property of a Chinese government-owned company named “Beijing Kaiwen Education Read More
The Kushner family told a group of 100 wealthy Chinese investors Saturday that they could secure immigration visas to the U.S. with an investment of half a million dollars, several media outlets revealed. Speaking in Beijing, Nicole Kushner Meyer, sister Read More
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump questioned Sunday whether the United States should continue its “one China” policy that includes its Taiwan province, unless Beijing offers concessions on trade and other issues. “I don’t want China dictating to me,” Trump said in Read More
Some U.S. lawmakers are urging President-elect Donald Trump and his incoming administration to recalibrate U.S.-China relations with a harder line on human rights. “It is increasingly clear that there is direct link between China’s domestic human-rights problems and the security Read More
Traditional paper ballots may be making a comeback, thanks to the slew of cybersecurity hacks hitting presidential candidates, the government and election databases. The 2000 presidential contest between Republican nominee George W. Bush and Democratic nominee Al Gore was substantially Read More
