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am ET, Secretary of the U.S. Army Christine Wormuth will deliver keynote remarks on the challenges posed by China's growing power and the view from the United States Army. Her remarks will be followed by a Q&A session hosted by Bonny Lin, director of the China Power Project and senior fellow for Asian security at CSIS

fled the country to avoid prosecution after his release. After a Continued investigation by the State Police and FBI determined Beckford returned to the United States and located him in New York, and arrested him. Muslim Man Who Masqueraded as Orthodox Jew to Marry Jewish Woman Sparks FBI Investigation Washinton

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des (virtual) - EU-U.S. Future Forum concludes, hosted virtually by the Atlantic Council in partnership with the Delegation of the European Union to the United States, to develop a new transatlantic agenda and momentum for EU-U.S. cooperation. Final day speakers include European Parliament Members Chrisoula Zachar

ums by more than 40% - from $100 to $57, on average." Gillibrand Promotes "Deeply Bipartisan" Package Aimed At Lowering Drug Prices. The Hill (5/6, Oshin, 5.69M) reports that Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) "this week touted legislation aimed at lowering the cost of prescription drugs for Americans, ca

safer coating for the inside of beverage cans and trying to sell the technology to the Chinese Communist Party." Xiaorong You, "who began working in the United States nearly 30 years ago, was employed by Coca-Cola and Eastman Chemical Company when she stole trade secrets related to formulations for bisphenol-A-fre

and their families ever again." FINANCIAL CRIME & CORPORATE SCANDALS US Charges Three In Scheme To Get $14M In COVID-Relief Loans. The Hill (4/22, Oshin, 5.69M) reports, "Three men from Texas and Oregon were charged in an apparent scheme to get $14 million from COVID-relief loans." The Hill adds, "Ac