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China's state media reports, eleven individuals died when the roof of a school gymnasium in north-east China collapsed as a girls' volleyball team

Weibo has banned a Chinese woman found responsible in a civil case for the brutal killing of her friend in 2016 after she used the platform to raise funds to pay court-ordered compensation of US$101,800 to the victim’s family, triggering public outrage.

Will the Chinese Communist Party begin killing citizens protesting against the government? Chris Chappell, host of ‘China Uncensored,’ tells Glenn it’s important to remember that China has never STOPPED targeting its dissidents — whether it’s Christians, Uyghurs, or human rights activists. But these...

fresno dan Talking (and reading) about Bitcoin Adam Tooze, Chartbook. Link-heavy, and quite a good read. Money talk is political talk. We should be selective in the political talk we engage in. I don’t like the politics of crypto/bitcoin. …. “What backs fiat money?” is the question relentlessly posed by the bitcoin crowd. The question itself is a provocation. The answer that is implied is that “nothing of substance” backs fiat money, so you are foolish to trust the status quo and ought to be running for safety, buying gold and silver. Hoarding gold and silver will make you and you...

Probably not the best course of action. basing postseason bans on graduation rates, penalizes the wrong students. the ncaa currently uses a complex point system to ban teams from postseason play but it's much harder to get kicked out. many colleges think it's the fairest system. as for the president of butler -- >> i didn't think the ncaa would go for it, but i'd be in support of it. >> reporter: he's all for the tougher system. gary tuchman, cnn, indianapolis. let's take a look at some of the headlines this hour. a 6.9 magnitude earthquake and a string of aftershocks in western china have...