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Celebrated scientist Joe Tsien retreated to China after his Georgia university and the U.S. government began investigating him. He says he’s a victim of anti-Asian discrimination, but key parts of his story don’t add up.

Growing investment in U.S. startups by China and other foreign players needs greater scrutiny.

On December 21, Charles Lieber, a Harvard professor and former chair of the university’s Harvard’s department of chemistry and chemical biology, was convicted by a jury i

Since 2018, the U.S. Department of Justice has aggressively pursued an anti-China witch hunt under the banner of the “China Initiative.” After conduct

Technologies developed by American companies are supercharging Chinese government and military development.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Attorneys for former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville professor Simon Ang are seeking to prevent testimony about Chinese government "talent plans" from being heard at his trial on wire fraud and other charges.

FAYETTEVILLE -- Attorneys for former University of Arkansas, Fayetteville professor Simon Ang are seeking to prevent testimony about Chinese government "talent plans" from being heard at his trial on wire fraud and other charges.

A Chinese scientist who pleaded guilty to U.S. economic espionage charges on Thursday was recruited by the Chinese government as part of a foreign spying program that recruited people with access to foreign trade secrets and technology sought by Beijing.

A Chinese scientist who pleaded guilty to U.S. economic espionage charges on Thursday was recruited by the Chinese government as part of a foreign spying program that recruited people with access to foreign trade secrets and technology sought by Beijing.

By Bob Unruh, WND News Center China’s Communist Party, the controlling power in the repressive nation, probably has “thousands” of American professors on its payroll, according to China expert Gordon Chang. He noted at the Gatestone Institute the recent guilty verdicts on six felony counts against Charles Lieber, who is the former chair of Harvard’s […]