If you are taking vitamins, there is a good chance that they were imported from China. Here’s information you should know.

A recent survey of China’s wealthiest identified their top priorities. The goals may seem familiar, but the way China’s super-rich go after them may be a little unusual.

Arbitrary brainwashing camps known as “legal education classes” may be taking the place of the Chinese regime’s Re-education Through Labor system.

A new study shows that the children of officials in the Chinese Communist Party get a 15 percent higher starting salary than peers with a similar education.

A new documentary reveals the horrors of a youth labor camp in Sichuan Province during the late 1950s and early 1960s, where at least 2,600 children perished.

China’s first-ever mental health law looks good on paper, but fails to address the problem of forced institutionalization.

Taiwanese film director Ang Lee put Taiwan on the map as he joined the top ranks of international filmmakers with his second Oscar for “Life of Pi.”

Illicit capital outflows in the trillions, fake foreign investment and real estate speculation fueled by corruption and money laundering have driven the Chinese economy to the brink of collapse, experts say.

Chinese scholars, dissidents, and bloggers this week condemned the Chinese Communist Party’s official reaction to the North Korean nuclear test.

Since taking the reigns of power in China last year, Party leader Xi Jinping has repeatedly vowed to fight corruption, but will he attack the actual ’tigers’ in the regime?