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Prominent Young Pro-Democracy Activist Nathan Law Flees Hong Kong Amid Threat of China's New Security Law
Nathan Law, a young and prominent pro-democracy activist in Hong Kong has revealed he has fled the city in fears of the new security law. The Beijing-backed legislation could potentially offer lifetime imprisonment to those it convicts. -
Trump Expressed Support for Second Stimulus Check With Larger Amount Than Previous One
United States President Donald Trump expressed his support for a larger second stimulus check to be distributed to the American people. Despite the president's open support, however, the Congress will have the final say on whether the proposal will pass and how much it would give. -
US Halts Defense Equipment Export to Hong Kong As China’s Grip Tightens on Autonomous State
The decision of the US followed the approval of the national security law in the Communist nation. The said law gives Chinese authorities to crack down on activities in Hong Kong.Pompeo defended the US’s decision to do so because the US can no longer identify the difference if the controlled items are exported to Hong Kong or if the exports will also be controlled by mainland China. -
Joe Biden Says He Has Undergone Cognitive Function Tests, Shows No Evidence to Support Claim
Biden told the press that people should keep an eye on him adding that he could hardly wait to compare his cognitive capability to that of US President Donald Trump. Sharing the video of Biden’s speech, the campaign team of President Trump raised why Biden is constantly being tested for his cognitive abilities and asking for the results of the tests. -
China's New Law Allows Life Imprisonment in Hong Kong, Multiple Protesters Arrested on First Day of Passing
The new legislation that Beijing passed on Hong Kong could serve punishment that includes life imprisonment to those who defy it. Multiple protests have begun fighting against the law and police have arrested multiple protesters on the first day of the bill's passing. -
Cancellation of Hong Kong's Special Status by the US Due to Security Law
The end of Hong Kong’s status is affected by China’s actions. But the US stands to lose a lot when this happens. -
Second Stimulus Check Installment: What Are the Criteria for Exemption?
Who gets the next round of stimulus check? Deliberations are still ongoing and there is still not definite amount yet as well as the release date of the financial aid. -
China Unanimously Passes Restrictive Law Limiting Hong Kong's Political Freedom
China's capital, Beijing, has unanimously passed a law that would limit Hong Kong's autonomy and freedom. The legislation would undermine the "one country two systems" framework and is seen as an aggressive move by critics. -
President Trump Says Russian Bounty on US Troops is Not True, Dares Newspaper to Reveal Its Source
Trump has denied intel report saying he wasn't briefed. But his political opponent are using this report against him which may affect the results of the November elections. -
US Agency Accuses Russia of Hacking Email Servers; Threatens Revenge If It Continues
The United States' National Security Agency had accused the Russian government of hacking email servers to intervene with elections. The attacks have been met with threats of countermeasures if the Kremlin persists. -
Trump Retweets, Then Deletes Video of Supporter Exclaiming "White Power," But Democrats Picks It
President Trump has been having a rough ride with police defunders and BLM supporters that has destroyed national monuments. Now, his tweet caught the attention of the Democrats who want to convert his policies in the state of Florida, and its citizen's vote. -
Second Stimulus Check Release For Announcement Soon With $6,000 Max Per Family?
Updates on the second stimulus check continue as more discussions regarding the financial aid for the coronavirus pandemic play out. United States President Donald Trump previously expressed his support of the bill but now focuses on job growth. -
Kim Jong-Un's Alleged Drug Cartel, Human Trafficking Trade: How North Korea's Elites Maintain Luxurious Lifestyles
North Korea's Office 39 is claimed to be the center of Kim Jong-Un's money machine to keep up with their luxurious lifestyle. The facility is rumored to be conducting illegal activities such as slave labor and drug dealing. -
Joe Biden Called "Stupid" for Mistakenly Saying COVID-19 US Deaths Reached 120 Million
Biden said that there were already more than 120 million deaths from COVID-19 in the US contrary to the correct number which is only around 124,424 in the country and only around 2.4 million cases. -
China Opening Embassy in Central Pacific Island Amid Pandemic Has Bigger Intentions
Beijing is actively courting the favor of nations in the Pacific of strategic importance, especially the allies of Taiwan, the US, and Australia to pivot towards China. Australia and New Zealand are filling the vacuum to prevent a magnified Chinese incursion.
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