Artie Villasanta
Senior Reporter
The Latest
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Barr Rejects Trump's Demand for Special Counsel to Probe Hunter Biden
AG Bill Barr crosses President Donald Trump again, this time saying he won't appoint a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden. 
AG Bill Barr crosses President Donald Trump again, this time saying he won't appoint a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden. -
Stellantis Now 4th Largest Car Maker
Stellantis will be worth $38 billion, and its formation will be the biggest automotive merger in 2020. 
Stellantis will be worth $38 billion, and its formation will be the biggest automotive merger in 2020. -
Taiwan Asks Canada To Join Coalition Against China
"Taiwan is under military threat like no one else is facing." 
"Taiwan is under military threat like no one else is facing." -
Japan Approves Largest Military Budget Since World War Two
Japan's record $52 billion military budget for 2021 emphasizes offensive weapons and operations by the military. 
Japan's record $52 billion military budget for 2021 emphasizes offensive weapons and operations by the military. -
Germany Navy To Send Warships To Asia In 2021
Germany is beginning to get involved in strategic affairs in the Indo-Pacific regions, to the delight of Japan. 
Germany is beginning to get involved in strategic affairs in the Indo-Pacific regions, to the delight of Japan. -
Trump Blames China For Worst Cyberattack In U.S. History
President Donald Trump again refuses to blame Russia, this time for the most damaging cyberattack in U.S. history. 
President Donald Trump again refuses to blame Russia, this time for the most damaging cyberattack in U.S. history. -
High-Risk Groups To Get First Official COVID-19 Vaccinations In China
China will begin vaccinating its general population with its new COVID-19 vaccines starting late December. 
China will begin vaccinating its general population with its new COVID-19 vaccines starting late December. -
'Desperate' Trump Might Declare Martial Law To Stay In Power: Report
A desperate Donald Trump might resort to illegal actions to remain U.S. president. 
A desperate Donald Trump might resort to illegal actions to remain U.S. president. -
New Law Allows Chinese Firms To Be Kicked Out Of U.S. Stock Exchanges
The U.S. Congress strongly supports a law that allows Chinese and other foreign firms to be expelled from U.S. stock exchanges unless they follow American accounting standards. 
The U.S. Congress strongly supports a law that allows Chinese and other foreign firms to be expelled from U.S. stock exchanges unless they follow American accounting standards. -
Japan Doubling Range Of Anti-Ship Missile To Keep China From Senkakus
Japan is boosting its defenses against missile attacks from Chinese warships and warplanes. 
Japan is boosting its defenses against missile attacks from Chinese warships and warplanes.
