States Begin Standing Up to CCP Overreach, Transnational Repression
Pastor Bob Fu was in the middle of a national prayer rally in Washington when he got the call. More than a hundred people...
Taiwan Wouldn’t Agree to 50-50 Chip Production Split With US: Negotiator Says
A top Taiwanese trade negotiator has signaled that the government plans to keep much of its semiconductor production on the island, after U.S. Commerce...
1st-Time Heart Failure or Stroke Patients Display 4 Specific Signs, Study Says
More than 99 percent of people who suffered coronary heart disease (CHD), heart failure, or stroke for the first time had at least one...
US Says South Koreans Can Work at Sites Under Existing Temporary Visas: Seoul
U.S. and South Korean officials have clarified that workers can come to the United States under existing temporary visas, South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign...
Earthquake in Central Philippines Kills at Least 69 People
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck Cebu Province in the central Philippines on Sept. 30, killing at least 69 people, with the death toll expected...
Indonesian Rescue Workers ‘Racing Against Time’ in Search for Dozens in Rubble of Collapsed School
SIDOARJO, Indonesia—Indonesian rescue workers were racing against the clock on Wednesday in the search for survivors from a school collapse in the province of...
New Zealand Considering Law to Ban Protests Near Private Homes
New Zealand’s Parliament is considering a bill that would outlaw people who hold targeted and disruptive demonstrations near residential homes. However, critics say that,...
China Still Among Worst Human Trafficking Offenders, US Says
The Chinese communist regime continues to exploit the Chinese people in forced labor, qualifying it for the world’s worst offenders of human trafficking, according...
Voice of Courage Award Honors Champions Fighting Human Trafficking and Persecution
Janice Trey and Katrina Lantos Swett at the inaugural Global Conference and Awards Gala night of IMAG Media and Voices Against trafficking at the...