Lex Fridman’s China Trip Goes Viral Over Spy Jokes

Scientist and podcaster Lex Fridman’s road trip in China sparks viral speculation—why a simple ride is fueling global spy jokes online.

President Donald Trump says he’s not comfortable with Iran transferring enriched uranium to China or Russia.

China is accelerating development of humanoid robots for factory work, with systems emerging at prices cheaper than a used car.

A royal welcome in Tokyo—and a major security upgrade as Japan and the Philippines deepen defense and strategic ties. Grant Newsham weighs in on how stronger ties could boost deterrence amid growing concerns over China.

EU regulators are fining Chinese online retailer Temu more than $230 million dollars—why was the company penalized, and how is it responding?

1. Trump Opposes Iran Uranium Transfer to China
2. Boeing CEO: China Could Order More Jets Down the Road
3. WH: ‘Kinetic Is Back’ if Trump Doesn’t Think Deal Achievable
4. Lex Fridman China Trip Goes Viral Over Spy Jokes
5. Japan, Philippines to Elevate Ties Amid China Threats
6. China Ramps Up Development of Humanoid Robots
7. EU Fines Temu $232M Over Illegal Product Sales
8. Temu Expands in Europe as U.S. Business Slows