Jonathan Zhou
The Epoch Times
United States
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Finding Spiritual Peace in Eastern Europe
Since 1999, China has experienced the most concerted campaign of propaganda and disinformation that the world has ever seen—one using every communication c → Read More
Films on China's Organ Harvesting Screened by Canadian MPs on Parliament Hill
"The Bleeding Edge" and "Human Harvest," two films about China's organ harvesting, were screened at the Canadian capital. → Read More
Human Rights Conference in India Highlights Chinese Organ Harvesting
Chinese human rights violations were discussed at an academic conference in India addressing the topic of genocide. → Read More
Paris Attacks Prompt Possible Fast Track of UK Surveillance Bill
UK politicians have capitalized on the Paris attacks to pass a controversial surveillance bill. → Read More
Facebook Rethinks Safety Check After Paris Attack
Safety Check, originally designed for natural disasters, will now be deployed during terrorist attacks. → Read More
Email Services Worldwide Blackmailed With DDoS Attacks
The email companies were hit with a DDoS attack, then demanded to pay a ransom in Bitcoins. → Read More
Congress Passes Landmark Space Mining Rights Bill
The bill, expected to be signed into law by the president, will give companies the right to minerals harvested in outer space. → Read More
Scottish Man Indicted for Tweeting Fake Stock News for Profit
He only profited $97, but is charged with causing a losses of $1.6 million. → Read More
Date Set for Trial That Could Imperil Uber, June 2016
The plaintiff seeks to have Uber treat its drivers as employees, who enjoy benefits unavailable to independent contractors. → Read More
NASA Discovers How Mars Became Uninhabitable Billions of Years Ago
New data from the MAVEN spacecraft explains why Mars is an uninhabitable planet. → Read More
UK Home Secretary Unveils Controversial Surveillance Bill
The Investigatory Powers Bill would give British security agencies full access to the internet domain history of UK residents. → Read More
Google Brings Artificial Intelligence to Your Inbox
You can let Google's artificial intelligence write email replies for you. → Read More
EPA Accuses Volkswagen of More Cheating
The second EPA notice concerns a much smaller number of 3.0 liter diesel engine vehicles. → Read More
SEC Opens Door for Equity Crowdfunding
Crowdfunding will soon expand into the sale of equities. → Read More
Self-Driving Cars Have Higher Accident Rate Than Human Driven Cars
The self-driving cars experienced 9.1 accidents per million miles, where as conventional vehicles experience 1.9 accidents for every million miles. → Read More
YouTube Red Creators to Get Paid During Free Trial Period
YouTube creators will get additional revenue during the one-month trial period for the subscription program. → Read More
Price Surging May Not Work the Way Uber Says It Does
Uber price surging might just operate in an opposite world, where the law of supply and demand is turned upside down. → Read More
Judge Dismisses Charges Against Man Who Shot Down Drone
A Kentucky man was vindicated in court after a judge threw out the charges against him for shooting a neighbor's drone. → Read More
Amazon and the Sisyphean Battle Against Fake Web Reviews
Amazon declared war on fake reviewers in a lawsuit filed earlier this month. → Read More
FDA Questions Theranos on Quality Control System
The blood-testing startup Theranos suffers another setback. → Read More