Month: December 2023
China Confronts a New Political Reality in Taiwan: No Friends
Interviews with the top candidates in a volatile three-way presidential race point to rising skepticism toward Beijing—whatever the outcome.
Read MoreThe New Star on the Political Scene: The Chip Industry
Increasing attention from politicians is posing opportunities and challenges for tech companies that have become part of a geopolitical conversation.
Read MoreSmall Drones Are Helping Israel Navigate the Urban Battlefield in Gaza
Cheap, agile devices can explore tunnels, break through windows and carry explosives.
Read MoreMaine bars Trump from 2024 presidential primary ballot – The Associated Press
Maine bars Trump from 2024 presidential primary ballot The Associated Press ‘Trump’s in trouble’: John Dean reacts to Maine removing Trump from 2024 ballot CNN Trump legal news brief: Maine Secretary of State rules Trump is ineligible to appear on 2024 ballot Yahoo
Read MoreTeen surfer killed by shark was ‘standout’ talent
A 15-year-old surfer killed by a shark off the coast of South Australia was a “standout” talent, his club has said.
Read MoreWhat Is the 14th Amendment, and What Does It Say?
The amendment’s Section 3 says that acts of insurrection can disqualify someone from office.
Read MoreHuawei Expects 9% Revenue Growth This Year
Huawei Technologies projected that its revenue grew about 9% in 2023, reflecting the company’s return to a more normal course after years of dealing with U.S. sanctions.
Read MoreCorrections & Amplifications
Corrections & Amplifications for the edition of Dec. 29, 2023
Read MoreMaine’s top election official removes Trump from 2024 primary ballot – CNN
Maine’s top election official removes Trump from 2024 primary ballot CNN Maine Bars Trump From 2024 Primary Ballot, Joining Colorado The New York Times Risks of US electoral chaos deepen after Trump is barred from another state ballot CNN Trump legal news brief:
Read MoreMaine Becomes Second State to Bar Trump From 2024 Primary Ballot
Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, a Democrat, says the Republican former president is ineligible to serve again because of his actions surrounding the Capitol riot.
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