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As the United States redistributes resources in response to complex dynamics with regard to China, its approach is likely to be an evolutionary, full-spectrum endeavor that goes beyond the military alone. It’s a posture that will be difficult to maintain and one that could even create chaos.

Cooperation with China is inevitable, but it is risky because China can use it as leverage against the U.S.

Netflix is having a tough time keeping subscribers, and for some people, it might be worth choosing other streaming services.

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US President Joe Biden is expanding the list of US ban on Chinese firms previously issued by former President Donald Trump, extending it to a total of 59 firms.

Former Kansas governor Jeff Colyer stopped in Garden City Wednesday. He is running for governor in 2022.

SOCIAL MEDIA BREAK Vicky explained she took some time off for rest and relaxation - including taking a break from social media. She began the post: "After a VERY quiet week following a lot of RnR and a break from everything, including social media, I ventured into Washington DC today to do some sightseeing." Vicky spent the day in Washington DC visiting all of the iconic spots. She first began by biking along the Mount Vernon to Washington trial. After this, Vicky travelled from Oldtown the Lin...

26 Apr 2021 While House Press Secretary Jen Psaki admitted Monday that President Joe Biden had never participated in conference calls with the nation’s governors on the coronavirus pandemic, but claimed that he had never intended to do so. On Monday. Philip Wegmann of RealClearPolitics reported that nether President Biden nor Vice President Kamala Harris had participated in the weekly calls, contrary to the practice of President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence. Later Monday, at the...

Chinese President Xi Jinping will take part in US President Joe Bidens climate summit being organised virtually on Thursday and Friday in which several world leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, will participate. At the invitation of Biden, President Xi will attend and deliver an "important speech" at the Leaders Summit on Climate on Thursday by video link from Beijing, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Wednesday. Biden has invited 40 world leaders, including Modi, to the...