A new bill aims to get communist China’s hands off American emergency oil. That’s as the U.S. reserve stockpile hits a 40-year low. Meanwhile, explosive growth of cross-border e-commerce has caught the attention of U.S. lawmakers, shining a spotlight on a
China, widely recognized as one of the world’s “worst offenders” of religious rights, has carried out persecution in various forms to uphold its communist ideology and maintain political control, a rights advocate said at a global religious persecution
Utah’s state legislature has unanimously passed legislation aimed at tackling the bloody practice of forced organ harvesting in communist China, the second U.S. state to do so as the horrors of the abuse gain growing recognition. S.B. 262, a bill that
Utah’s state legislature has unanimously approved legislation that seeks to combat the bloody practice of forced organ harvesting in communist China, becoming the second U.S. state to do so as the horrors of the abuse gain growing recognition. S.B. 262,