US Charges 3 Chinese Nationals for Allegedly Smuggling Bio Material

The Justice Department is charging three Chinese scholars working at a University of Michigan lab. NTD has details on their alleged smuggling of biological materials related to roundworms.

China is introducing new export controls on some key metals set to take effect next year. We’ll take a closer look at how that could impact global supply chains.

China’s reach is growing in suppressing unfavorable media outlets, even those based in the United States. One of our NTD reporters and another from our sister outlet, The Epoch Times, were recently denied access to key summit events in Asia.

And what are the consequences of China’s brutal one-child policies on its economy today? Steven Mosher joins NTD’s Steve Lance to discuss. About 50 years ago, Mosher became the first American scholar to study a Communist Chinese commune up close. His access to China came through a request from President Jimmy Carter.

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