China Arrests US Citizen; SpaceX’s Ambition May Depend on China

A U.S. citizen was arrested in China less than a month after President Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing. What does that mean for Americans traveling to China?

Now trading on the NASDAQ, retail investors can buy a piece of Elon Musk’s space empire for the first time. But with SpaceX generating billions in losses, what should everyday investors know before buying in? And is China’s dominance of critical minerals the hidden catch?

Google is suing a Chinese cybercrime group, accusing it of using artificial intelligence (AI) to scam Americans. The FBI is also involved.

Beijing-backed hackers launched 300 million cyberattacks against a U.S.-based nonprofit. How did this organization strike a nerve with the Chinese regime?

1. China Arrests U.S. Citizen One Month After Trump–Xi Summit
2. China Could Detain U.S. Citizens Over Research Activity
3. SpaceX IPO Opens Door to Everyday Investors
4. Thinking of Buying SpaceX? Know the Risks
5. SpaceX’s Ambition May Depend on China
6. Google Sues Chinese Group Over Using AI in Scams
7. Cyberattack Targets Nonprofit Helping Chinese Quit CCP
8. U.S. Sanctions Cuba’s State-Owned Energy Company
9. Somaliland Opens New Taiwan Office Amid China Pushback
10. Philippines Slams China’s Entry Ban on Defense Chief
11. Ousted S. Korean President Sentenced in Drone Flight Case
12. What a Potential Iran Deal Means for National Security

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