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Rep. Seth Moulton is planning to introduce a bill this week in response to the recent arrests of several scientists in the Boston area.
They’re called Confucius Institutes, and for about 15 years these centers for Chinese language and cultural education have proliferated at U.S. universities, drawing students eager to learn about the country.
Now, the Chinese government-funded organizations face more scrutiny as U.S.-China tensions over intellectual property and potential espionage intensify.
The arrest this week of a Harvard University chemistry professor for lying about his ties to China is shedding renewed light on the institutes and ratcheting up pressure for colleges to close them.
WASHINGTON — Today, federal agents arrested Dr. Charles Lieber, Chair of Harvard University's Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology. He was charged with lying to investigators about his participation in China’s Thousand Talents Plan, which recruits researchers including Americans with access to sensitive intellectual property and other information of interest to America’s adversaries.
WASHINGTON — Today, following the announcement of the Trump Administration’s Israel proposal, Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) made the following statement:
This is not a peace plan. It’s a distraction—from Israel’s investigation into Netanyahu and America’s investigation into Trump.
Prime Minister Netanyahu’s plan to exchange permanent settlements in contested territories for votes is unacceptable. It distracts and detracts from a truly lasting peace through a two-state solution negotiated in good faith.
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When governments weigh whether to invest in infrastructure like rail transit, bike lanes, and other public works meant to provide alternatives to car and truck transportation, the price tag for the proposed projects is often a key part of the debate.
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A 103-year-old World War II veteran has finally been honored for his time in the military - 76 years after he helped save countless lives on the battlefield.
Peter Fantasia, of Somerville, Massachusetts, served as a US Army medic in Company L, 3rd Battalion, 104th Infantry Regiment, 26th Infantry Division.
He was captured one night in 1944 in Rodalbe, France, while tending to wounded men in a foxhole and spent the next six months as a prisoner of war until being liberated by Russian forces in April 1945.