Vengeful Chinese Robot Attacks Its Developer; Duffy Warns Ford on China Dependence
Twenty-five people were killed in a fire aboard a foreign-owned cargo ship at a Chinese shipyard. The ship, owned by a Chinese company, was undergoing repairs when the fire broke out.
Tensions over U.S. reliance on Chinese technology have reached a boiling point in the auto industry, raising questions over whether licensing Chinese technology is a risk or a necessity as the Department of Transportation faces off with Ford.
Two weeks from now, Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping and President Trump are expected to meet in Washington. Ahead of the visit, China arrested 21 individuals accused of sending drug-laced paper to inmates at prisons across the United States. Two of them, both Chinese nationals, now face federal drug-trafficking charges.
A Chinese humanoid robot used kung fu-style moves to attack its developer, even kicking the remote control across the room.
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Cargo Ship Fire in China Kills 25
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Duffy Warns Ford on China Dependence; Ford Fires Back
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Republican Lawmakers Rally Behind Duffy
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Chinese Nationals Accused of Sending Drugs to U.S. Prisons
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China Imports 1 Million Tons of U.S. Soybeans
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Vengeful Chinese Robot Attacks Its Developer
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DOJ Busts Chinese-Run Scam Marketplace and Compounds
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Secretary Rubio Wraps Up Latin America Trip
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Peru to Join U.S. Anti-Drug Coalition
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