China

The Trump administration is considering restricting U.S. users' access to the Chinese app TikTok.

"It's something we're looking at," said Pompeo

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro warned that China's day of reckoning for its alleged role in the coronavirus pandemic is coming soon. 

Facebook and Twitter have announced they will pause all information and data requests from Hong Kong authorities over its controversial national security law imposed by the Chinese government. 

While China appears to have reduced coronavirus cases to near zero, other infectious threats remain, with local health authorities announcing a suspected bubonic plague case in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

U.S. tech companies will be forced into a high-wire act if authorities here ask them to delete user accounts or their content. Refusal could invite Beijing’s scrutiny and cooperation may spur customer rejection.

The FCC has blacklisted Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.

Businesses with supply chains linked to crackdown on China's Muslim Uighur population "may be vulnerable to applicable U.S. enforcement actions or other legal actions," a State Department official wrote.

China's government and pro-Beijing activists in Hong Kong condemned what they called foreign meddling in the territory's affairs on Thursday, as countries moved to offer Hong Kongers refuge and impose sanctions on China over a new security law.

Pompeo says the United States is in "close conversations" with the EU to reopen and encourage international travel

The advisory warns that those who conduct business with Chinese suppliers or entities that rely on the forced labor of Uighurs will face "reputational, economic, and legal risks associated with certain types of involvement with entities that engage in human rights abuses."

Beyond Meat will begin sales at 50 stores in Shanghai with plans to expand to 48 more stores.

China has asked four U.S. media organizations to submit details about their operations in the country in what it described as retaliation for U.S. measures against Chinese media outlets.

Under the law, which took effect on Tuesday evening, individuals in Hong Kong found guilty of secession, subversion or terrorism will now be sentenced to life in prison.

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai told FOX Business Tuesday that Chinese communications firms Huawei and ZTE are national security threats.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey appeared to endorse his message.

The FCC on Tuesday officially designated Chinese telecom companies Huawei and ZTE as national security threats.

The legislation pushes Beijing further along a collision course with the United States, Britain and other Western governments

The 50-point mark separates expansion from contraction on a monthly basis

The Department of Commerce and State Department announced actions Monday that will end U.S. special treatment of Hong Kong.