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Hochul endorses Mamdani in NYC mayoral race

US

(The Center Square) — Ending weeks of speculation, Gov. Kathy Hochul has endorsed Democratic socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani in New York City's mayoral race, with polls showing him with a...

Hebei Man Crazily Hacks Passersby “Covered in Blood” — Police Helpless and Afraid to Stop

China

Another violent social incident has occurred in China. Recently in Handan City, Hebei Province, a man was reported holding a kitchen knife and indiscriminately hacking people on the street. Although several police officers arrived at the scene, not a single one dared to step forward to stop the crazed man. Even when facing off with the police, the man continued to slash people, creating a bloody scene....

What on Earth Happened Behind Zhang Xuefeng Causing a Big Disaster?

China

These two days Zhang Xuefeng suddenly exploded in popularity on overseas internet. The cause was that he organized company employees to watch the 9/3 military parade. After watching, it was like taking drugs, he set up a flag: “When our motherland is going to be unified… the day the gunfire starts, I the f*** at least donate 50 million; my company’s account forever has this money, that f***ing day, I directly put 50 million in, overall at the very least donate the f***ing one hundred million.”...

U.S. Expert: CCP’s Transnational Repression Level — First Seen Since the Cold War

China

Recently, CCP hackers impersonated The Dajiyuan (The Dajiyuan) and sent a bomb-threat email to the White House. U.S. human rights and religious authority expert, director of the Center for Religious Freedom at the Hudson Institute in Washington, Nina Shea, told The Dajiyuan about this incident that the viciousness of the CCP’s transnational repression is the first seen since the Cold War. The U.S. government must formulate a new strategy and establish a special task force to respond specifically....

China’s New Predicament and Breaking the Deadlock Again After Great Change (Part One)

China

For many years, people have predicted that China’s deepening economic crisis would lead to regional splits, especially between the wealthier South and the political North. History provides a telling example: more than a century ago, when the Qing dynasty was collapsing, provincial leaders in the southeast declared “mutual protection,” effectively refusing to obey the imperial court in Beijing. A similar dynamic is not yet visible today—but the conditions for it are gradually forming....

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