Tuesday, November 24, 2009

China

Better U.S. Schools Could End Recession, Pay Off Debt to China

Would you like to send your kid to a great school? Or would you rather send your money to China? more >>

China Reports Drop In Acid Rain Pollutant

China Launches 2nd Satellite in GPS System

Chinese Drywall Poses Potential Risks

Truman Firing of MacArthur Hurt Approval Rating but Saved War With Red China

President axed MacArthur for pushing war with Red China, then slept easily through howls of protest. more >>

On 1st Day in Europe, Obama Juggles Sensitive Talks With Russia, China

The president talks about nuclear arms reductions and Iran ahead of the G-20 economic summit. more >>

As Birth Rates Hit Record Levels In the U.S., Are We Becoming More Like China?

Birth rates in the U.S. keep rising to record levels. It's time to start talking. more >>

China Worries About Its Holdings of $1 Trillion in U.S. Government Debt

Concern could lead to Beijing reducing its role in financing the U.S. deficit. more >>

Low Income Families Hurt By Ill-Conceived, Anti-China Consumer Safety Law

The Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act is keeping products off the shelves of thrift shops. more >>

America and China, Dragging Down Each Other

The two nations are closely linked in bad times, too. more >>

Is China Testing the Obama Administration?

U.S. national intelligence director calls Monday's incident the worst in eight years. more >>

Clinton Elevates Asia Among Foreign Policy Priorities

Her recent trip signals that the new administration sees the world differently than its predecessors. more >>

Health Buzz: AIDS in China and Other Health News

Figuring out if your child needs to take a statin; things pediatricians often get wrong. more >>

Spy Agencies Say China Is Expanding Its Military Forces and Ambitions

Obama's new intelligence chief Dennis Blair says Beijing's national security interests are broadening. more >>

Health Buzz: Death Penalty for Players in China Milk Scandal and Other Health News

Autism a priority for Obama; taking antidepressants to get through the financial crisis. more >>

Nuclear Weapons for All? The Risks of a New Scramble for the Bomb

As Obama takes office, he will face challenges from Iran, North Korea to the nonproliferation system. more >>

A Look at the World's Largest Stimulus Plans Outside the United States

Japan, Germany, China, the United Kingdom, and France have all announced massive spending plans. more >>

Why China Helped Countries Like Pakistan, North Korea Build Nuclear Bombs

A new book alleges that Beijing intentionally proliferated nuclear technology to risky regimes. more >>

Top 5 Gifts and Toys Made in China

China: It’s Where the Gifts Are (Made). more >>

Attention Shoppers: Beware of Unsafe Toys

New report cites federal officials for "lax safety standards and enforcement" involving imported toys. more >>

Chinese Blame U.S. Policies for Financial Crisis During Economic Talks

U.S. and Chinese officials are meeting to discuss improved coordination. more >>

How China, an Emerging Superpower, Will Test the Obama Administration

An economic partner, yes, but also a rival for resources and global influence. more >>

Computer Virus Hits U.S. Military Base in Afghanistan

U.S. military officials speculate the cyber attack may have originated in China. more >>

Homeland Security Committee Questions Deal With Chinese Company

If you thought the 2006 Dubai Ports World issue was a problem, the this could be a real headache. more >>

Jailed Chinese Dissident Hu Jia Is Honored

Beijing denounces the action and threatens Europe with reprisals. more >>

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