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"The Dynamic Has Shifted": Global Automakers Now Bet Heavily On China For Global Expansion Strategies Foreign automakers are rushing to debut China-developed models at a major auto show, recognizing they can’t afford to lose ground in the world’s largest car market, according to Nikkei. After years of declining sales, many legacy brands are shifting to an “in China, for global” strategy—using local innovation not just to regain domestic customers, but to compete abroad. Companies like Volkswagen and Nissan are leaning heavily on Chinese partnerships to accelerate development and integrate advanced tech. Volkswagen, for...

FBI Tracked Trump Aide's Phone, Monitored Melania Trump Before Mar-a-Lago Raid: Declassified Memos Authored by Jill McLaughlin via The Epoch Times, Newly declassified memos released Oct. 5 by the White House show former special prosecutor Jack Smith and FBI agents during the Biden administration monitored President Donald Trump's campaign manager's phone and tracked First Lady Melania Trump and her son Barron Trump's travel ahead of the 2022 raid on Mar-a-Lago in search of sensitive documents. FBI agents tracked Trump's co-campaign manager Susie Wiles's calls using a pen register device, which records all...

California's Newsom Signs Memecoin Ban And Calls It 'The Opposite Of Trump' Authored by Omkar Godbole via CoinDesk, President Donald Trump has made millions from memecoins, but politicians in California don't have that chance anymore. On Sunday, California's Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law that bans the state's public officials from issuing memecoins, or cryptocurrencies representing a famous personality, internet joke or viral trend rather than a specific use case. The measure, AB 2409, was signed along with 10 other bills on corruption and consumer protection. Others set rules for paying back crypto...