Trump’s Emergency Order Seizes Control of D.C. Police
President Trump’s emergency declaration in Washington, D.C., seizes local police control, igniting a fierce debate on federal power vs. city autonomy.
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‘Dead to Rights’ Premieres in LA: Remembering Nanjing Massacre
‘Dead to Rights’ brings the 1937 Nanjing Massacre to LA screens, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
Americas Pivot Trade Amid Rising U.S. Tariffs
Americas pivot away from the U.S. as tariffs climb, forging fresh trade partnerships across Latin America, Europe, and Asia.
5 Little-Known Facts About the Flying Tigers
Discover five surprising facts about the Flying Tigers, the American aviators who joined China in the fight against Japanese forces during WWII as we approach their 80th anniversary.
CGTN America Hosts ‘Dead to Rights’ Premiere in LA: A Tribute to Nanjing 1937
CGTN America hosted the North American premiere of ‘Dead to Rights’ in LA, honoring the 1937 Nanjing Massacre on the 80th anniversary of the WWII victory.
John Sutton on ‘Dead to Rights’: A Powerful Premiere of Heartache
John Sutton praises ‘Dead to Rights’ at its LA premiere, calling it a powerful film with heavy emotional impact.
LA Premiere of “Dead to Rights” Brings Nanjing Massacre to Life
Digital producer Edén Soto calls “Dead to Rights” more than a war film: an immersive, character-driven journey through the 1937 Nanjing Massacre.
EU Leaders Back Ukraine’s Right to Decide Its Future Ahead of Trump-Putin Talks
EU leaders urge that Ukraine should decide its future ahead of Trump-Putin talks, as Kyiv pushes forward with small advances in the Sumy region.
Survey Sparks Debate on Trump’s D.C. Crime Emergency
Discover the reaction to President Trump’s ‘crime emergency’ in Washington, D.C., as an online survey invites young people to share their perspective on this bold measure.
Tragic Night in Tokyo: Two Boxers Die from Brain Injuries
Two Japanese boxers, Shigetoshi Kotari and Hiromasa Urakawa, died from brain injuries after separate bouts at Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall. The tragedy prompts a cut in OPBF title bout rounds.