• Why Free Countries Should Welcome Freedom-Lovers from Hong Kong

    Why Free Countries Should Welcome Freedom-Lovers from Hong Kong

    Immigrants who have had to fight for and fear the loss of their freedoms will perhaps help remind us of what we have and why it’s precious. A year ago in March 2019, protests broke out in Hong Kong over concerns that a Beijing-backed piece of legislation would allow Hongkongers to be extradited to mainland …
  • Pompeo Announces New Sanctions on Huawei Personnel

    Pompeo Announces New Sanctions on Huawei Personnel

    Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced new sanctions on Huawei personnel on Wednesday. “The State Department will impose visa restrictions on certain employees of the Chinese technology companies like Huawei that provide material support to regimes engaging in human rights violations and abuses globally,” Pompeo said at a press conference. The details of the sanctions …
  • Nom Wah, Chinatown’s oldest eatery, used frozen dumplings to offset pandemic struggles

    Nom Wah, Chinatown’s oldest eatery, used frozen dumplings to offset pandemic struggles

    COVID-19 forced Nom Wah Tea Parlor to chart a new course through its 100th year in business — and it leads straight to your freezer. After the pandemic shuttered the Chinatown dim sum destination, owner Wilson Tang decided to try something new: Freezing Nom Wah’s famous dumplings for patrons to prepare at home. The resealable …
  • Chipotle to hire 10,000 to staff drive-thru expansion

    Chipotle to hire 10,000 to staff drive-thru expansion

    Chipotle Mexican Grill said on Wednesday it plans to hire as many as 10,000 employees over the next few months to help support the expansion of drive-thru lanes at its restaurants. The COVID-19 pandemic has curtailed dining-in at restaurants across the US, resulting in a surge in online orders. Chipotle intends to cater to this …
  • Hong Kong: The Cancer Chinese Communists Are Working to Destroy

    Hong Kong: The Cancer Chinese Communists Are Working to Destroy

    China’s communist government has brought an end to the siege of Hong Kong, or at least a beginning of an end. Their secret police seized a 33-story hotel to establish a new headquarters in the city of nearly 7.5 million people who have lived most of their lives in a human rights-supporting, Western-style democratic system. No longer, …
  • Bill Belichick ‘caught’ slamming footlong sandwich for Subway

    Bill Belichick ‘caught’ slamming footlong sandwich for Subway

    Thanks to all @WTNH TMZ like sports reporters (my kids friends w/phones) on the ground! @MarkusIndeck catching Bill Belichick taking on a @SUBWAY footlong during a commercial shoot in Branford today! Not sure how many takes! pic.twitter.com/4iBnjDuuDu — John Pierson (@JPPierson) July 14, 2020 Bill Belichick is getting over the Tom Brady divorce with some …
  • Elizabeth Hurley’s son Damian stars in Pat McGrath beauty campaign

    Elizabeth Hurley’s son Damian stars in Pat McGrath beauty campaign

    Elizabeth Hurley’s lookalike son Damian is a verified supermodel. The young star, 18, is once again proving that he takes after his gorgeous mother as one of the faces in legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath’s new campaign. Posing seductively with Irina Shayk, Damian can be seen modeling the brand’s latest launch, Dark Star Mascara ($30), …
  • China to sanction Lockheed Martin over Taiwan arms sales

    China to sanction Lockheed Martin over Taiwan arms sales

    China will impose sanctions on US defense contractor Lockheed Martin over its involvement in arms sales to Taiwan, it announced Tuesday. “China firmly opposes US arms sales to Taiwan. We will impose sanctions on the main contractor of this arms sale, Lockheed Martin,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said in a press conference without …
  • U.S. Rejects ‘Most’ of China’s Maritime Claims Over South China Sea

    U.S. Rejects ‘Most’ of China’s Maritime Claims Over South China Sea

    The U.S. formally rejected “most” of China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea on Monday in the latest escalation of tension between the rival nations. U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called the decision a “strengthening of U.S. policy,” saying in a statement that “Beijing’s claims to offshore resources across most of the South …
  • Half a Million Hong Kong Residents Defy Government Warnings to Vote in Pro-Democracy Primary

    Half a Million Hong Kong Residents Defy Government Warnings to Vote in Pro-Democracy Primary

    Upwards of half a million Hong Kong residents turned out over the weekend to vote in the semi-autonomous Chinese city’s unofficial primary election despite warnings from government officials that they could be in violation of a new national security law imposed by Beijing. More than 600,000 people voted at more than 250 polling stations across the …