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Chinese investors own 384,235 acres of American soil — nearly double the acreage occupied by NYC, a new US Department of Agriculture revealed.

and it plays into the view of Chinese Americans and Asian Americans as the perpetual foreigner: They can never be American enough," said Manjusha Kulkarni, executive director of AAPI Equity Alliance ...

Miller's concerns are increasingly shared by U.S. lawmakers after the Chinese balloon's voyage over American skies inflamed tensions between Washington and Beijing. In Congress and statehouses, the ...

Wealthy countries have been trying to boost their birthrates for decades. The results have been pretty similar.

According to an official, photos taken by high-altitude U-2 planes confirmed the presence of the equipment, and the balloon was made by a company linked to the Chinese military.

The Chinese surveillance balloon program may trigger US "action" against Beijing, a State Department official said Thursday.

US ‘not the only target’ of Chinese surveillance, warns US secretary of state, as FBI investigates balloon wreckage
China has a “fleet” of surveillance balloons of different shapes and sizes, which it has deployed over five continents, US officials have claimed.
The allegations on Wednesday came as salvage work continued off the South Carolina coast for the debris from a high-altitude on Saturday after it had crossed the whole of the continental US.

High-rise hog farms have sprung up nationwide as part of Beijing’s drive to enhance its agricultural competitiveness and reduce its dependence on imports.

American personal protective equipment (PPE) companies are forming a lobbying group to push the U.S. away from buying Chinese-made masks, gowns and gloves. The American Medical Manufacturers Associ… ...

The balloons have some advantages over the satellites that orbit the earth in regular patterns. They fly closer to earth and can evade radar.

Manufacturing is leaving China for cheaper countries. To survive, Chinese factories are trying to create their own global brands to sell their goods.

More than 900 products made by Hikvision and Dahua discovered at 250 federal premises
The federal government has committed to removing Chinese-made security cameras at government buildings across Australia, admitting there is a potential security problem that needs to be addressed.
An audit of surveillance equipment, conducted by the shadow cybersecurity minister, James Paterson, has confirmed that more than 900 products built by Chinese companies Hikvision and Dahua are installed at government locations.