Eva Fu
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Eva Fu is a New York-based writer for The Epoch Times focusing on U.S. politics, U.S.-China relations, religious freedom, and human rights. Contact Eva at [email protected]
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‘State Organs’ Documentary Receives Award for Highlighting Abuse in China
‘The message to everyone should be that this is a horror, a real horror, not a story,' said Democratic district leader Martha Flores Vasquez.
ICE Deportation Officer Arrested for Identity Theft, Leaking Confidential Records
The officer allegedly disclosed the confidential records of at least 28 individuals and used his position to make arrests as a favor to friends.
Chinese Agent Who Tried to Bribe IRS Against Shen Yun Sentenced to 20 Months in Prison
Prosecutors said the man, a naturalized U.S. citizen, has used freedoms he enjoys in the United States to undermine the country.
From Labor Camp to Epoch Times CEO: Janice Trey’s Journey to ‘Give a Voice to the Voiceless’
In an interview, Trey discusses why the Chinese communist regime opposes tradition, and the importance of upholding it.
Trump Picks Rubio, Longtime China Hawk, for Secretary of State
The selection signals a tough approach by the incoming Trump administration toward international diplomacy.
Trump Likely to Pick Marco Rubio as Secretary of State
Rubio, a member of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China since 2015, has been on Beijing’s blacklist for his human rights advocacy since 2020.
Film Spotlighting China’s Forced Organ Harvesting Shocks New Yorkers
The award-winning ‘State Organs’ documentary will have a week-long theater run starting on Nov. 15.
Chinese National Arrested Again After Multiple Efforts to Enter Mar-a-Lago
The man has repeatedly tried to enter the Trump resort over the past few weeks.
Rep. Scott Perry Fends Off Democratic Rival to Win Reelection
The Republican congressman pledges to help President-elect Donald Trump advance his second term agenda.
Noncitizen Chinese Student Charged With Voting Illegally in Michigan
The student later contacted the city clerk’s office and attempted to retract the illegal vote, which had already been processed through the tabulator.
