The department has already paused new student visa interviews worldwide and is preparing to revoke visas for Chinese nationals currently in the United States. WASHINGTON—The U.S. State Department is ramping up its scrutiny of all Chinese nationals currently in the United States on a visa, department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce announced on May 29. The State
Federal prosecutors have brought a number of criminal cases against Chinese students and professors in recent years. Illustration by The Epoch Times, Shutterstock By Frank Fang, Catherine Yang | May 29, 2025Updated:May 29, 2025 The Trump administration’s pledge that it will begin to “aggressively” revoke visas of Chinese students was made after years of concern
The company calls the move a threat to America’s energy independence. Musk notes that the bill has ‘no change to tax incentives for oil & gas.’ WASHINGTON—Elon Musk and Tesla have criticized the House-passed reconciliation bill over its inclusion of plans to end tax credits for clean energy production. On May 28, hours after announcing
The offices of diversity and women’s issues are on the chopping block as the department streamlines. The State Department may soon say goodbye to its Office of Diversity and Inclusion and its Office of Global Women’s Issues. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on May 29 that he has sent Congress a plan to reorganize
Reports claimed Nvidia was looking to develop talent in Shanghai facility and meet local demands in a way that satisfied U.S. export controls. Sens. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) are seeking answers from Nvidia about the AI chip company’s planned facility expansion in China. In a May 28 letter, the senators demanded plans
Vice President JD Vance said that China’s opposition to decentralized cryptocurrencies is one reason the United States should embrace the technology. Vance was speaking at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas about the administration’s plans to bring cryptocurrency into the mainstream economy. Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative Campaign Consulting
The president has multiple legal avenues that allow him to impose tariffs and force countries to the negotiating table, trade experts say. WASHINGTON—A legal battle is unfolding over President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs, but trade experts say any setbacks are unlikely to stop the administration from keeping pressure on U.S. trading partners. On May