DOJ Charges 4 for Allegedly Exporting High-End Nvidia Chips to China

The DOJ charged two Americans and two Chinese nationals on Thursday for allegedly exporting Nvidia AI chips to China. Over on Capitol Hill, lawmakers are pushing to ban U.S. companies from buying Chinese chip-making equipment.

President Donald Trump met with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, a self-described socialist, at the White House on Friday. Meanwhile, House lawmakers voted on a resolution to denounce socialism.

Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (R-Fla.) said: “This is not a Democratic issue. This is not a Republican issue. This is a moral vote against an ideology that has destroyed millions and millions of families.”

Lawmakers are exposing the Chinese Communist Party’s attacks on religious freedom—and why they pose a threat to Americans.

Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska), chair of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China: “The CCP fears the power of faith because it is a source of values and moral authority it cannot control.”

China’s restrictions on rare-earth exports have triggered global action. The European Union plans to invest in Australian critical minerals, joining the United States to secure key technology and defend supply chains.

And U.S.-based GE Appliances is shifting its washer and dryer production from China to the state of Kentucky.

Trump Meets New York City Mayor-Elect Mamdani
House Votes on Resolution Denouncing Socialism
CCP’s Attack on Religion: A Threat to the US
US Charges 4 for Exporting Nvidia AI Chips to China
Lawmakers Seek Ban on Chinese Chipmaking Equipment
EU to Invest in Australian Minerals to Counter China
China’s Rare-Earth Exports Fall Over 20 Percent Year on Year
GE to Shift Washer, Dryer Production From China to Kentucky
Experts Warn Taiwan's Fall Could Spark Great Depression
Taiwan Unveils 2 Cutting-Edge Navy Ships
China Potentially ‘Rehearsing’ Taiwan Invasion
Japanese PM Takaichi Discusses Tensions With China
Takaichi’s Popularity Skyrockets Amid China Spat: Newsham

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