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"The U.S. International Trade Commission agreed in a unanimous vote today that Chinese solar manufacturers have benefited from illegal subsidies from its government and sold products at less than fair value, the final decision in more than a year-long trade tussle."

Google is reconsidering its involvement in China after suspicions hacker attacks from Chinese authorities:

An elderly couple stands to make millions of dollars after purchasing more than $600,000 worth of lottery tickets over a three-day period, according to a report by the Boston Globe.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/08/01/elderly-couple-cheats-lottery-...

U.S. Calls for Release of Chinese Activist

BEIJING—The U.S. ambassador to China called on Beijing to release a prominent property activist sentenced last week to more than two years in prison, a rare move by an envoy who has criticized China's human-rights record but has seldom publicly questioned individual cases.

CLEARWATER BEACH, FL "The IRS has robbed my uncle! They have just stolen his home.He was denied a jury trial, denied discovery, just screwed over by a magistrate who is a former IRS employee. All over a 25 year old battle that he had won in court twice before. St pete times did a story on it sunday.
END THE FED AND GET RID OF THEIR COLLECTION AGENCY THE IRS.." -- My friend Jason Campbell

China has banned newspapers, publishers and website-owners from using foreign words - particularly English ones. It said standardized Chinese should be the norm: the press should avoid foreign abbreviations and acronyms, as well as "Chinglish" - which is a mix of English and Chinese.

Today, NCLR launched a national media campaign to bring visibility to a tragic new case where Sonoma County, California officials separated an elderly gay couple and sold their worldly possessions despite the measures the men had taken to protect their relationship.

Millions of Chinese, both in China and abroad, have given their stance and made a break from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its affiliated youth groups for half a dozen years now

"part of a growing movement of Americans who have come to realize that no matter how much or how long they pay on their homes, all it takes to lose it to the state is failing one time to pay annual property taxes. Unlike a sales tax, which is a one-time charge, property taxes come up every year, meaning the levy is like a recurring lien on your home and land. And as long as it's around, you will always live under the threat of having your property confiscated."