US Rebuilds WWII Bases Near China

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Born in the United States but raised in China: Birthright citizenship is now a controversial issue tied to U.S. national security. Some say it could even sway future elections.

China is accused of dodging U.S. oil sanctions, moving Iranian, Russian, and Venezuelan crude despite Western restrictions.

Preparing for a potential war with China, the U.S. is reviving a military strategy from World War II. Old airstrips are being rebuilt—sites that once supported U.S. aircraft missions to Japan during the war, including the atomic bombings 80 years ago.

In Canada, a second Shen Yun Performing Arts show has been forced to cancel. The theater received multiple bomb threat emails, and a lawmaker is now condemning Beijing.

U.S. citizenship—revoked. A California couple from China now faces the loss of their citizenship after pleading guilty to stealing trade secrets and committing wire fraud.

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