Trial of former aide to New York governors highlights massive Chinese influence operations

John Cena expressed regret during a conversation with Joe Rogan regarding his 2021 comments that labeled Taiwan as a country, which led to a public apology to China that angered many American fans.

President Donald Trump has introduced a national security plan declaring the 'era of mass migration is over,' positioning China as a central threat to U.S. interests. This announcement follows a series of recent events, including a shooting incident near the White House that has heightened concerns over immigration policies.

The Pentagon is intensifying its focus on hypersonic weapons, a technology that has been elusive for the U.S. military for decades, by investing $350 million in startups like Castelion to enhance its competitive edge against Russia and China in high-speed warfare.

Linda Sun, a former New York State official, is on trial for allegedly spying for China, during which she reportedly described Governor Kathy Hochul as 'more obedient' than former Governor Andrew Cuomo. This statement was presented as part of the prosecution's case against Sun, highlighting her connections with Chinese officials.

House Republicans have introduced a series of bills aimed at countering the influence of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in U.S. schools, focusing on protecting students from CCP propaganda. The legislation reflects a growing concern over foreign influence in the American education system.

Policymakers in Washington are currently addressing significant questions regarding the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) as the technology evolves rapidly. During The Hill’s 'AI in America Summit,' discussions centered on the challenges of legislating AI, the implications of China's AI ambitions, and the substantial energy demands associated with data processing.

China's government has reportedly gained access to networks controlling the U.S. electric grid, raising alarms among grid experts who warned Congress that this could enable China to disrupt electricity supply during crises or conflicts.

The U.S. government has reportedly spent more on its efforts to establish a stable and democratic Afghanistan than it did during the post-World War II Marshall Plan, which successfully aided numerous European nations recovering from war. This assertion comes from the acting inspector general, highlighting the significant financial resources allocated to a project that ultimately proved unsuccessful.