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House passes bills to boost science competitiveness with China

© Getty Images The House passed legislation on Monday that would boost scientific research in an effort to make the U.S. more competitive with China. Lawmakers handily passed two bills on a bipartisan basis to increase funding for the National Science Foundation and establish a new directorate for science and engineering to expand research opportunities, as well as authorize research funding for the Department of Energys Office of Science. "We must significantly boost funding for science. For ...
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US House passes legislation to boost scientific research in competition with China

US House passes legislation to boost scientific research in competition with China ANI | Updated: Jun 29, 2021 08:17 IST Washington [US], June 29 (ANI): The USHouse of Representatives on Monday passed legislation that would boost scientific research in an effort to make the US more competitive than China. The US lawmakers passed two bills on a bipartisan basis to increase funding for the National Science Foundation and establish a new directorate for scienc...
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US House passes bill on scientific competition with China

US House passes bill on scientific competition with China ANI 29 Jun 2021, 13:03 GMT+10 Washington [US], June 29 (ANI): The US House of Representatives on Monday passed legislation that would boost scientific research in an effort to make the US more competitive than China. The US lawmakers passed two bills on a bipartisan basis to increase funding for the National Science Foundation and establish a new directorate for science and engineering to expand research opportunities, as well as authori...
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Feds to get 'blueprint' for fighting research espionage on Friday

Feds to get ‘blueprint’ for fighting research espionage on Friday By Charlie Pinkerton. Published on Jun 23, 2021 5:52pm The Chinese embassy in Ottawa (Jolson Lim/iPolitics) On Friday, the federal government expects to receive guidelines for protecting national security, and for preventing other countries, such as China, from spying on its research projects. Last year, the federal government spent $7 billion on research and development, according to StatCan. Just over half, $3.6 ...
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FBI Agent Admits to Falsely Accusing Nanotech Research Professor of Being a Chinese Military Spy

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China's Grand Theft | The Heritage Foundation

Grand theft auto is a persistent crime in America, a felony in most states with jail sentences up to 10 years and a fine of $10,000, depending upon the value of the car and any valuables left inside. Car theft is a lucrative pursuit. Thieves steal an average of 2,400 vehicles a day for a grand total of around 873,000 stolen cars in 2020, a 9 percent increase over the previous year.
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Stanford Should Disclose The Names of Chinese Donors

American universities are bad at disclosing foreign funding from China, and Stanford is no exception. The University has received over $64 million from anonymous Chinese donors since 2010. Only a small percentage of these donations have been publicly reported to the Department of Education, despite a requirement under Section 117
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