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In a renewed effort to stabilize increasingly shaky relations between the two powers, U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping will meet on November 15 in San Francisco. What can be expected from the meeting?

Russian propaganda exists everywhere, even in Ireland, a disinformation expert warned in a conference on the matter.

For the past few weeks we’ve been covering the disputed mayoral election in Bridgeport, Connecticut, where a woman was caught on video stuffing ballots into drop boxes in the middle of the night...

The United States is looking to impose new restrictions on Chinas telecommunications giant Huawei and chipmaker SMIC.

Vivek Ramaswamy is only Republican presidential candidate to join TikTok, but he's still struggling to get Gen Z to take him seriously.

Ariane Tabatabai currently serves as the chief of staff to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low Intensity Conflict. Critics say that Iran's insertion of influencers into the State Department undercut American interests by, in effect, negotiating with itself by influencing key decision makers.

The U.S. State Department released a new report accusing Beijing of utilizing "information manipulation" through various means such as suppressing critical information that contradicts its narratives

The belief that individual rights are “self-evident” is being challenged, with large parts of the world instead prioritizing collective benefits.

U.S. tech investors have looked inward as they see the increased risk that comes with investment in China, which was previously a growth market.

The Pa. Department of State has reached an agreement with advocates after they raised concerns in 2019 about a voting machine that glitched in its first year.