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US Lawmakers Seek Accountability for Organ Harvesting in China

WASHINGTON—A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers last month introduced the first legislation to combat global organ trafficking, which, if approved, would end U.S. silence on the lucrative and illegal practice perpetrated by the Chinese communist regime, according to experts. U.S. lawmakers in early March reintroduced legislation in the Senate and the House to stop China’s state-sanctioned practice of […]

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On China’s Memorial Day, Let’s Remember Those Killed for Their Faith

Commentary China’s Qingming festival (Tomb-Sweeping Day or Chinese Memorial Day) fell on April 4 this year. It is the day that Chinese people visit the gravesites of their ancestors and loved ones. To commemorate this special occasion, my son and I drove more than 60 miles to his mother’s grave. She was brutally persecuted 11

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Three-Quarters of Canadian Energy Workers Could Lose Jobs Due to Green Transition: Report

Three-quarters of the workers in Canada’s oil and gas industry could lose their jobs due to the government’s green energy strategy, according to a new report, which calls for developing measures to secure workers’ job transition. Published by TD Economics on Tuesday, the report estimates that 50-75 percent of the 600,000 workers in the oil and gas

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Obama and Biden Speak ‘Regularly,’ Says White House Press Secretary

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said on Tuesday that former President Barack Obama speaks regularly with President Joe Biden, in response to a reporter’s question during a daily briefing. A reporter asked Psaki if Biden had spoken to Obama about how to pass the much-discussed infrastructure bill and if Obama had given him any

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Natalia’s Dance

“The Skyline Elementary School in Solana Beach will have its fifth annual talent show,” the announcement read. The students were all abuzz with who would try out, who would “make the cut,” and just how many would have the courage to stand before a couple hundred of their peers and parents and perform. Entries ranged

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