Myanmar’s ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been sentenced to four years in prison by a court. She was found guilty of provoking dissent, and violating COVID rules under a disasters law. Suu Kyi faced 11 charges, and most of them combined can jail her for life. She has… Continue reading Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi sentenced to four years in prison
Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen met with a group of US lawmakers who had traveled there in an unannounced trip to declare that the US stands with Taiwan. The group of lawmakers had reported that China’s embassy was issuing threats to them, “demanding” that they cancel the trip. Representative Nancy Mace… Continue reading Taiwan’s President meets with US lawmakers; China cries foul
China’s online army has attacked a Chinese photographer for depicting “Chinese eyes” in a Dior picture. Photographer Chen Man, 41, has since apologized for her “ignorance.” She depicted an Asian woman in a picture, which Chinese internet users did not like for some reason. China has long promoted its online… Continue reading Woke Chinese go after Chinese photographer for “small eyes” Dior picture
Hong Kong’s pro-democracy activist Tony Chung, 20, has been sentenced to three years and seven months in prison for spreading disharmony. Chung was tried under the new draconian “national security” law enforced by Beijing last year on Hong Kong citizens. He faced charges of money laundering, provoking the people to… Continue reading Hong Kong’s Pro-democracy activist Tony Chung jailed by Beijing
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has suspended President Biden’s vaccine mandate. The President’s mandate required employers with over a 100 employees to enforce mandatory vaccinations. It came into effect on November 05 and also required unvaccinated employees to provide weekly PCR test results. Companies were given a deadline… Continue reading OSHA follows court order and suspends Biden’s vaccine mandate
American journalist Danny Fenster was released from Myanmar’s Insein prison after he was sentenced to 11 years by a military court. Myanmar’s military government had “pardoned” Fenster before releasing him on “humanitarian grounds.” Former US Ambassador to the UN Bill Richardson played an important role in Danny’s release. Richardson led… Continue reading American journalist Danny Fenster released from Myanmar prison
Lord Don Lemon, a judge, legal scholar, racial expert, and everything else, has attacked the Judge in Kyle Rittenhouse’s case. Lemon has called the Judge to “maybe” be racist and accused him of treating Kyle Rittenhouse “as if he was his grandson.” He also found the Judge’s lashing of the… Continue reading Don Lemon attacks Kyle Rittenhouse case judge; calls him racist
A Myanmar military court has sentenced American journalist Danny Fenster to 11 years in prison. Fenster was found guilty of “breaching immigration law,” and “encouraging” dissent against the country’s military. Charges of sedition and terrorism were added to Fenster just last week, they carry a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.… Continue reading Myanmar court sentences American journalist to 11 years
Myanmar, under military rule has charged an American journalist with sedition and terrorism. The charges carry a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. Danny Fenster, 37, was the managing editor of Frontier Myanmar which covered February’s military coup extensively. He worked for the magazine for about a year and was arrested… Continue reading Myanmar charges American journalist with terrorism
In our latest investigative report, we expose China’s new nationalist propaganda army that is flooding social media with anti-America hate. Using social media today and following a couple of Chinese state-controlled “news” pages like Global Times, CGTN, etc., you’ll notice the rise of fake Chinese accounts spewing venom against the… Continue reading China’s new nationalist propaganda army exposed