The federal government's $1.2 trillion program to upgrade U.S. nuclear forces is in jeopardy with the election of presumptive President-elect Joseph R. Biden and a Congress that could be led in both chambers by Democrats. Published November 25, 2020

The Trump administration is stepping up pressure on China with the unprecedented visit to Taiwan by a senior military intelligence officer and the transit of a guided-missile destroyer through the Taiwan Strait. Published November 23, 2020

Pentagon counterspy report on growing threats Published November 18, 2020

China's communist ideology combined with an extreme nationalism are the driving forces behind the threat posed by the People's Republic of China, according to a major new report by the State Department's policy planning staff. Published November 17, 2020

China is rapidly building up its nuclear forces, including the expansion of plutonium and uranium plants as part of a secretive, crash program to add warheads to its growing missile and bomber forces, according to declassified U.S. briefing slides obtained by The Washington Times. Published November 15, 2020

China is rapidly building up its nuclear forces, including the expansion of plutonium and uranium plants as part of a secretive, crash program to add warheads to its growing missile and bomber forces, according to declassified U.S. briefing slides obtained by The Washington Times. Published November 12, 2020

President Trump signed an order on Thursday barring U.S. investments in Chinese companies owned or controlled by China's military, as he tees up a series of executive actions on school choice, immigration and other conservative priorities before Jan. 20 that would force presumptive President-elect Joseph R. Biden to work to reverse next year. Published November 12, 2020

President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday to prohibit U.S. investments in Chinese firms owned or controlled by the Chinese military, in a bid to ramp up pressure on Beijing. Published November 12, 2020

Fifty nations have joined the United States in shunning the use of Chinese telecommunications equipment over electronic spying fears, Secretary of State Michael Pompeo said Thursday. Published November 12, 2020

Presumptive President-elect Joseph R. Biden has indicated plans to continue vigorous American policies toward China, but his record suggests he will return to the appeasement policies toward Beijing of Democratic and Republican administrations before President Trump. Published November 11, 2020