Pentagon: China Deploys 100+ Nuclear-Capable Missiles That Can Strike US
A Pentagon report released on Monday warns that China has likely deployed more than 100 nuclear-capable missiles in silo fields that can strike the U.S. mainland.
President Donald Trump also unveiled plans to build a new class of battleships as part of the “Golden Fleet,” aimed at strengthening the military and deterring U.S. adversaries like communist China.
The U.S. economy is growing at its fastest pace in two years. At this rate, it could surpass 4 percent growth for the year. Meanwhile, a new report shows China’s economic growth slowing, hovering just above two percent.
Should Linda Sun, a former top aide to two New York governors, be convicted of working for Beijing? The jury is deadlocked on all 19 counts, leading to a mistrial. We break down what happens next.
The United States will not impose additional tariffs on Chinese chip imports until mid-2027.
- Commerce Dept. Reports 4.3 percent Growth in 3rd Quarter
- Report: China’s Economy Grew Less Than 3 percent in 2025
- Pentagon: China Loads 100+ Nuclear-Capable Missiles
- President Unveils Plans for ‘Trump-Class’ Battleships
- China Dominates Commercial Ship Production
- Mistrial After Jury Deadlock in Ex-N.Y. Gov. Aide’s Case
- US Holds Off Tariffs on Chinese Chip Imports
- Nvidia to Export H200 Chips to China in February: Sources
- US Seizes Venezuelan Tankers; China, Iran Protest
- Companies Exit as China’s True Face Emerges
- From COVID to Conflict: Why Trust in Beijing Fades
- Australia Plays Catch-Up as Beijing Moves In
