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Doping-House members call for DOJ, IOC investigations into Chinese doping case - Vimarsana News

Doping-House members call for DOJ, IOC investigations into Chinese doping case

(Reuters) - A U.S. House of Representatives committee on Wednesday called on the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to launch inquiries ahead of this summer's Paris Olympics into a doping case involving Chines...

House Panel Seeks F.B.I. Investigation Into Doping by Chinese Swimmers - Vimarsana News

House Panel Seeks F.B.I. Investigation Into Doping by Chinese Swimmers

The bipartisan request for a criminal inquiry relies on a law that gives the Justice Department the power to prosecute doping offenses that do not occur in the United States.

'A dangerous precedent' – DJI furiously condemns its potential TikTok-style ban in the US - Vimarsana News

'A dangerous precedent' – DJI furiously condemns its potential TikTok-style ban in the US

Exclusive: DJI furiously condemns potential TikTok-style ban, stating that new act could saying that it could ‘negatively impact public safety’.

US House panel targeting Chinese influence makes its mark, to mixed reviews - Vimarsana News

US House panel targeting Chinese influence makes its mark, to mixed reviews

The committee, which has floated ideas that would alter global economics if enacted, uses a high-decibel loudspeaker but in reality has limited power since it cannot introduce legislation.

Source: scmp.com
Genesee Co. locals react to House Speaker ousting - Vimarsana News

Genesee Co. locals react to House Speaker ousting

Major decisions are at a standstill and those could trickle down to Mid-Michigan.

Source: abc12.com