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The fractious U.S.-China relationship — and assertions of Beijing’s blame for those tensions — dominated legislative discussions on Capitol Hill this week.

Two Code Pink protesters interrupted the early moments of the first primetime Congressional hearing on the dangers of the Chinese Communist Party Tuesday night.

Two Code Pink activists attempted to disrupt the inaugural hearing of a House select committee on the Chinese Communist Party and were escorted out by security officials.

Former national security officials, trade group representative and Chinese activist among those questioned by bipartisan committee on ‘strategic competition’ between Beijing and Washington.

Congressional panel an outdated effort to show tough stance on China, analysts say

Tuesday evening’s hearing on how the U.S. should challenge the Chinese Communist Party was the first primetime congressional panel since the Jan. 6 hearings.

The House Select Committee on China held its first hearing Tuesday night on the rising threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party as its seeks to grow its foreign influence and reach global supremacy. The hearing was extremely bipartisan, but despite that rare example of Congress working together, Disney-owned ABC’s Good Morning America chose to stay in the good graces of the dictatorial and genocidal CCP by ignoring it.

US lawmakers heard testimony that suggests the era of engagement with China is over. Rather, policy may be hardening.

We wondered what happened to Code Pink, the anti-war women who travel around in pink attire, calling for the end of wars.

Anti-war protesters interrupted President Biden's dinner with First Lady Jill Biden in Washington, D.C. Saturday to advocate for an end to the Ukraine-Russia war.