Nvidia Opens Independent Probe Into Report CEO Jensen Huang Was Targeted by Foreign Intelligence
Nvidia’s board has opened an independent investigation into reports CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign-intelligence effort, while saying it has no reason to believe company secrets or U.S. national security were compromised.
Joshua Wong Sentenced to 10 More Years, Extending Detention to Late 2036
Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong received a new 10-year national-security sentence just two months before he had been expected to complete an earlier prison term.
FBI Seizes Seven Domains Tied to Hacking Tools Targeting Power Companies and Airports
The FBI says seven seized domains supported China-linked tools used to scan, phish and infiltrate power systems, airports, universities and other networks.
FBI Arrested a California Realtor at LAX—It Says She Spied on Taiwan’s President’s Son
Federal agents arrested Irvine realtor Wanying “Heather” Zhang before a flight to Shanghai. A criminal complaint accuses her of secretly filming the home, cars and family of Taiwan President Lai Ching-te’s U.S.-based son.
Prosecutors Say $300 Million in AI Servers Took a Detour Through Malaysia and Singapore
A federal indictment says restricted AI servers were routed through Southeast Asia before reaching China—revealing how a 27-server shipment allegedly worked.
Trump Will Meet Xi at the Airport—Then Tariffs, Rare Earths and AI Take Center Stage
Trump’s rare airport greeting for Xi Jinping will open a state visit dominated by tariffs, rare-earth supplies and artificial intelligence.
Trump Says Chinese Automakers Can Build in America—Congress Is Trying to Ban Them
Trump says Chinese automakers could build U.S. factories if they hire Americans. Current security rules—and a bipartisan Senate bill—make that opening far more complicated.
China’s Exports Jump 25% as AI Demand Helps Drive a $119 Billion Trade Surplus
China’s exports accelerated 25% in August as global demand for AI hardware, electric vehicles, solar cells and batteries helped lift its monthly trade surplus to $119.09 billion.
Some Chinese Rare-Earth Suppliers Are Refusing U.S. Orders Weeks Before Xi’s Washington Visit
Some Chinese suppliers are reportedly declining rare-earth shipments to American customers, exposing a gap between last year’s trade commitments and the materials actually reaching U.S. manufacturers.
U.S. Officials Say COSCO Ships Carried Hidden Spy Gear Near American Coasts—China Calls It Baseless
Two senior U.S. officials allege COSCO cargo ships carried concealed signals-intelligence equipment near American and allied coastlines. China denies the claim, and no technical evidence has been released publicly.