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US Government Should Further Limit Investments in China: Panel

WASHINGTON—The Trump administration took swift action in its final months to ban investments in communist Chinese military companies, in an effort to curb Beijing’s access to the lucrative U.S. stock market. However, more work needs to be done to protect U.S. capital markets and critical technologies, according to a panel of China experts. There’s a need to […]

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Bayer Won’t Appeal Roundup Cancer Verdict to Supreme Court

Chemicals giant Bayer AG won’t appeal a $20.5 million jury verdict against it over Roundup, a weedkiller containing glyphosate whose use a California school groundskeeper said gave him cancer. Dewayne Anthony Lee Johnson, who worked for the Benicia Unified School District, sued Monsanto Co., claiming he developed non-Hodgkin lymphoma after being soaked in Roundup, which

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Russian Envoy to US Back in Moscow After Biden Calls Putin a Killer: TASS

MOSCOW—Russia’s ambassador to the United States arrived in Moscow on Sunday for discussions on how to address sliding U.S.-Russia relations after U.S. President Joe Biden said he thought Vladimir Putin was a killer, the TASS news agency reported. The Russian Foreign Ministry announced on Wednesday it was recalling its ambassador, Anatoly Antonov, for urgent talks

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Commentary: County Secretary Reveals Xi Jinping’s True Intentions Towards the US

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been eager to improve relations with the United States since Joe Biden took office, but the latest statement from the U.S. government calls the U.S.-China relationship “the biggest geopolitical test of the 21st century,” with Secretary of State Antony Blinken adding, “The common denominator is the need to engage

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New Books for New Gardeners

As we talked about last week, many people became gardeners in the past few years, especially last year. Gardeners have always turned to books to help them learn. Here are new books that are going to deserve a special place on the gardener’s bookshelf. For the people who are new to houseplants, there is a

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ISIS Claims Responsibility for Killing 33 Malian Soldiers

DAKAR—ISIS terrorist group’s West Africa affiliate claimed responsibility on Sunday for an ambush last week that killed 33 Malian soldiers, according to a statement published by the SITE Intelligence Group. Fourteen soldiers were also injured in Monday’s attack near the northern town of Tessit, near the border with Niger, according to Mali’s army. ISIS said

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Arkansas Governor Says State’s Near-Total Abortion Ban Designed to Challenge Roe v. Wade

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said on Sunday that his state’s near-total abortion ban, which he signed into law earlier this month, is designed to set the stage for the Supreme Court to review the legality of abortion under Roe v. Wade. “That was the whole design of the law. It is not constitutional under Supreme Court

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